Non-adjusted close price. Is there a way to get?

[ZmicierGT]

Hi. Interesting, is there a way to get a non-adjusted close price values? As far as I understand, on Yahoo Finance the adjusted close is considered to be a close price adjusted to dividends and splits and a 'regular' close value is still adjusted to splits (but not to dividends).

Here is a short example of how I get the quotes:

import yfinance as yf
data = yf.Ticker('NKE')
data.history(start='2015-12-1', end='2015-12-30')

This way I get only one Close column and it is adjusted both for splits and dividends.

If I fetch the quotes this way:
yf.download('NKE', start='2015-12-1', end='2015-12-30')
I get both columns (Close and Adj Close). The first one is adjusted to splits only, the second one to splits and dividends.

Is there a way to get a truly unadjusted as traded close value?

Also interesting what happens if I get an intraday quotes?
yf.download('NKE', interval='1m')
What will happen if during the last week dividends come or split happens?

I appreciate any help?

[ValueRaider]

Is there a way to get a truly unadjusted as traded close value?

Not split adjusted? Got to reverse adjustment yourself. Or use yfinance_cache