When I tried using "TR.ClosePrice(Adjusted=1)" and "TR.ClosePrice(Adjusted=0)", the data returned appeared to be the same.
If that's the case, is there an unadjusted close price available?
@rice
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I tested with the EZGO.O and the values are different.
df = ld.get_history( universe=['EZGO.O'], fields= ["TR.CLOSEPRICE.Date","TR.CLOSEPRICE(Adjusted=0)","TR.CLOSEPRICE(Adjusted=1)"], interval="1d", start = '2025-11-01', end = '2025-11-30') df
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