US equity market data for your Nick agent

Databento powers the Stocks Data node, so your agent reads real historical OHLCV prices for US stocks instead of guessing. Pull up to 10 tickers at once, choose your interval, and layer on SMA, EMA, or RSI before your agent ever places a trade.

Feed real US equity prices into any Nick agent.

What the Databento Stocks Data node gets you

Databento powers the Stocks Data node, giving your agent a real read on US equities before it acts. It turns raw market history into signals your workflow can use.

Historical OHLCV prices

Pull open, high, low, close, and volume for up to 10 US equity tickers at once, sourced from Databento's DBEQ.BASIC dataset.

Built-in indicators

Layer SMA 20, EMA 20, or 14-period RSI onto any ticker without wiring up a separate calculation node.

Flexible intervals and lookback

Choose 1 minute, 1 hour, or 1 day bars, and pull anywhere from 1 to 500 bars of history for backtesting or live signals.

Wire it into any workflow

Drop the Stocks Data node into your agent alongside your other logic. It hands off clean price data, no glue code required.

Databento data at a glance

The Stocks Data node turns Databento's US equity history into signals your agent can act on, in three steps.

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Pull the data

Request OHLCV bars for up to 10 tickers, at the interval you choose.

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Add indicators

Apply SMA, EMA, or RSI to spot trends before your agent reacts.

02

Feed your agent

Pass clean price data straight into your workflow's decision logic.

03

Real US equity history, not a black box

The Stocks Data node pulls directly from Databento's DBEQ.BASIC dataset, giving your agent the same historical OHLCV prices professional desks use, with SMA, EMA, and RSI available out of the box. It is a data source built for signal generation, not an execution venue, so pair it with an order node when you are ready to trade.

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Databento is the market-data provider behind NickAI's Stocks Data node. It supplies historical OHLCV pricing for US equities that your agent can read and act on.

Any US equity available through Databento's DBEQ.BASIC dataset. You can track up to 10 tickers in a single node.

Choose 1 minute, 1 hour, or 1 day bars, and pull between 1 and 500 bars of lookback for each ticker.

Yes. Add SMA 20, EMA 20, or 14-period RSI directly in the node, so your agent gets signals, not just raw prices.

No. Databento is a data source, not an execution venue. Pair the Stocks Data node with an order node to act on what it reports.