The full ticker snapshot: earnings, guidance, the price reaction window, ratios, options sentiment, short pressure, technicals, financial statements, and pre-earnings market context — in one call.

Get the complete data snapshot for a ticker in a single bundle run. ticker_data composes finterm’s individual data tools into one bundle anchored on a company’s most recent earnings event, so you can read the whole picture without stitching ten separate requests together. Each section is self-contained and is present only when it has data; a section that produced nothing comes back as null.

The bundle returns:

• earnings — the reported quarter’s actuals, estimates, and surprise for both EPS and revenue, with the fiscal quarter.
• guidance — forward guidance for the period being analyzed: the revenue and EPS ranges (min / max / mid, plus the prior range and whether the guide was revised).
• prices — the event-study price window around the earnings close: the prior trading day, the event close, and the closes one and five trading days later.
• ratios — trailing-twelve-month margins, return on equity, and the P/E ratio.
• options — put/call sentiment with its interpretation, call and put volume, the average spread, a liquidity grade, and a data-quality verdict so a thin sample is never mistaken for a confident reading.
• short — short interest (shares short, days to cover) and recent short-volume pressure.
• technical_indicators — the default set: RSI(14), MACD(12/26/9), and the 20- and 50-period simple moving averages.
• financial_statements — a key-metric snapshot by default, or the full income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow on request.
• pre_earnings_context — the stock’s run-up into the event, where its price sits in its 52-week range, a volatility proxy, and the index versus its 200-day average.

Each external CLI invocation creates a bundle run for one ticker; create another run for another ticker.