Gloom Hiring Moves – Weekly Job Opening Velocity by Stock Ticker

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Gloom Hiring Moves – Weekly Job Opening Velocity by Stock Ticker is a paid API for AI agents from api.gloom.sh, paid per call via x402, $0.24/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-11-01).

Returns weekly job-opening velocity data (new, open, and closed roles) by stock ticker and sector, with statistical baselines for tracking hiring momentum signals.

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How this service works

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Output

Returns an array of weekly hiring-move records per ticker, each containing: the week date, stock symbol, sector, industry, number of new/open/closed job roles, a hiring ratio (new-to-closed), source tickers, and a statistical baseline object with mean, standard deviation, historical week count, and raw values for comparison.

Example use cases

Equity research hiring signal scan

“What does the latest hiring velocity data look like for auto manufacturers? I want to see new roles, open roles, and closed roles for tickers like RIVN along with whether hiring is accelerating or decelerating versus their baseline.”

Sector-wide headcount expansion monitoring

“Which sectors are seeing the biggest surge in job openings this week? Give me the hiring ratio and new role counts across all available sectors so I can spot where companies are ramping up.”

Alternative data layer for portfolio screening

“I'm building a screen of high-momentum stocks — can you pull the weekly hiring moves data and flag any tickers where the new-roles-to-closed-roles ratio is significantly above their historical mean?”

Technical details

Endpoint

GEThttps://api.gloom.sh/v1/hiring/moves?utm_source=zero.xyz

When to prefer

Choose this endpoint when you need alternative data signals on public company hiring momentum tied to stock tickers — particularly for equity research, quantitative screening, or monitoring sector-level labor trends. It is distinct from traditional financial APIs in that it surfaces real-world job-posting velocity as a leading indicator, not reported earnings or price data.

Side effects

Invalid or unrecognized properties filter returns empty data array
Payment not sent or insufficient USDC causes HTTP 402 response
Upstream job-listing data source lag may produce stale week values
Rate limiting if the endpoint is called too frequently
Response may return empty data array if no hiring activity is recorded for a given filter

Input

Schema · Request body

Field	Type	Description
properties	string

Output

Schema · Response

{
  "type": "json",
  "example": {
    "data": [
      {
        "week": "2026-10-12",
        "ratio": 3.41758241758,
        "sector": "Consumer Cyclical",
        "symbol": "RIVN",
        "baseline": {
          "sd": 13.4536240471,
          "mean": 91,
          "weeks": 3,
          "values": [
            {}
          ]
        },
        "industry": "Auto Manufacturers",
        "newRoles": 311,
        "openRoles": 979,
        "closedRoles": 191,
        "sourceTickers": [
          "RIVN"
        ]
      }
    ]
  }
}

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