r/datasets • u/fruitstanddev • Sep 10 '26

dataset 150 Million rows of mutual fund and etf performance over the last 15+ years [PAID]

https://app.snowflake.com/marketplace/listing/GZTYZTG3LLO9/fruit-stand-mutual-fund-etf-trailing-and-calendar-year-returns?search=fund%20returns

Created a dataset of fund returns on Snowflake. It's quite extensive showing both trailing and calendar year returns for every mutual fund and ETF since inception.

You can fetch a mutual funds trailing annualized performance every trading day going back 15+ years.

Each trailing returns row shows: 1D, 1W, 1M, 2M, 3M, 1Y, 2Y, 3Y, 4Y, 5Y, 7Y, 10Y, 12Y, 15Y, and earliest available inception. I usually never see websites (even Morningstar) provide this breakdown which I think is useful when exploring different economic cycles.

Calendar year returns go back as far as possible as well.

Data is updated daily.

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u/Gnaskefar Sep 10 '26

Thought it might be interesting. Clicked on your link, to see if the price made it worth.

And then I can't see the price, unless I give my information, and for sure I'm out.

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u/fruitstanddev Sep 10 '26

Oh interesting Snowflake just doesn’t provide for non signed in folks. It’s $250/month. No contract.

I also built an API/MCP with the same data that offers a free version:

Fruit Stand Fund Returns MCP

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u/Gnaskefar Sep 10 '26

Ok, fair, 250. Way out of making it interesting for someone like, but good luck with it.

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u/fruitstanddev Sep 10 '26

I was thinking it can be steep for an individual. Would a smaller subset of the data at a cheap price interest you? Like last few years?

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u/Gnaskefar Sep 10 '26

No, for other data i pay for, I want as many years back anyway.

This is not for me; it would be a nice to have, but is not need to have.

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u/fruitstanddev Sep 10 '26

Ah, got it. We plan on releasing more return statistics to the listing and perhaps we can offer different price points in the future.

What would you pay for this at the moment if you don’t mind me asking?

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u/Gnaskefar Sep 10 '26

Not much. I am in the phase of starting to collect data and getting an overview of what I want/need.

I pay for the usual stuff like ohlcv end of day stuff, and is testing a few different providers, and going for commodities next. I might have a better answer when I'm more settled next year.

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u/[deleted] Sep 14 '26

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u/fruitstanddev Sep 14 '26

I agree. That was one of the results I wanted to provide automatically through the API right away.