Anyone know of a place that aggregates or collects or lists ETF reverse splits?

By year or younger? For all the different issuers. (And no I don't have a Bloomberg.)
Thanks in advance, KC

 

I used this service when I was trading ETFs and they had split data.

https://eodhistoricaldata.com/

 

Tks. Will check it out.

 

eodhistoricaldata exhibits the same data errors as Yahoo - I guess they just scrape from Yahoo and put a price tag on it.

Their price adjustment algorithms are broken too.

It's cheap for a reason!

 

What data errors did you see? I always adjusted for splits via my own code.

 

I looked at this company a while ago as a secondary backup source of daily data.

Volume is consistently too low (Yahoo has this issue too) compared to a full data feed. They must be excluding some trades. The volume level exactly matches Yahoo so it's just a copy job of Yahoo (or they use the same source as Yahoo - CSI - which has this issue).

For a very simple look at adjustments - check out GE as an example. The 0.01 dividend caused the close price of 7.28 to be adjusted to 7.2705. Where did they get that from?

Because they can't get a simple company like GE correct and adjust correctly for a basic dividend, I'd avoid this one for any serious use.

 

This site has the split or reverse split history by ticker symbol.
https://www.stocksplithistory.com/

 

%% Good one ;
told the truth on penny stock, C.