Multiple stock charts on one page

rs1 · Jul 20, 2009

Hi,

Does anybody know a website where you can chart multiple UK stock charts on one page? Ideally a free website with no download required, the data does not have to be live.

I have tried quite a few websites but can't find one that does this. It is very strange, is everyone going around checking all their charts one by one!

Thanks

melanie911 · Jul 21, 2009

on yahoo finance you can compare prices of multiple stocks. 'COMPARE' button just over the flash chart

rs1 · Jul 21, 2009

Ok, that is useful. But what I was really hoping for was to be able to plot eight or so separate charts on one page, if you see what I mean. Similar to what you can do at futuresource.com using their custom charts feature.

Anybody have any ideas?

Thanks

melanie911 · Jul 22, 2009

open 8 browser windows, and arrange in your screen

rs1 · Jul 22, 2009

Again, thanks, I realize that is one way of doing it. I was hoping there was a website that would display it on one page as I mentioned. I'm surprised that people are happy to pull up many different charts rather than get a website to do it for you.

Charlton · Jul 22, 2009

rs1 said:
Again, thanks, I realize that is one way of doing it. I was hoping there was a website that would display it on one page as I mentioned. I'm surprised that people are happy to pull up many different charts rather than get a website to do it for you.

Your surprise is based on the assumption that people are doing that. The problem is that you asked for FREE sites. There are plenty of sites/packages where you can display several charts on one page, but they are not necessarily free.

Charlton

rs1 · Jul 22, 2009

Charlton said:
Your surprise is based on the assumption that people are doing that. The problem is that you asked for FREE sites. There are plenty of sites/packages where you can display several charts on one page, but they are not necessarily free.

Charlton

Ok, fair enough. I thought it might be a basic function available on a free site.

Can you recommend any reasonably cheap paid sites where you can chart several charts on one page - down to 1min and up to monthly with all the usual technical indicators?

Thanks

Charlton · Jul 22, 2009

rs1 said:
Ok, fair enough. I thought it might be a basic function available on a free site.

Can you recommend any reasonably cheap paid sites where you can chart several charts on one page - down to 1min and up to monthly with all the usual technical indicators?

Thanks

In fact I have found one that is free (with limitations and for a fully funded account) that could start you off, but you would probably want to add some subscriptions to remove the restrictions etc

QuoteTracker

I don't use this myself and the brokers and charting software are direct access brokers and the charges and other requirements are not what you require at present.

Charlton

chris2fed · Sep 26, 2009

OK it's an old thread but - interesting question, I'm writing something similar for myself, what functionality do you need?

Marketmesa · Aug 10, 2014

Chart and compare 100's of stocks in one screen

rs1 said:
Hi,

Does anybody know a website where you can chart multiple UK stock charts on one page? Ideally a free website with no download required, the data does not have to be live.

I have tried quite a few websites but can't find one that does this. It is very strange, is everyone going around checking all their charts one by one!

Thanks

You can percent/price compare hundreds of Stocks, ETFs, Funds and Indices in one screen with your list of chosen dates, forward or backward in time. Marketmesa.com makes it look like a race - they all start at the same time but finish with different results which makes the winners and losers obvious!

Marketmesa · Aug 10, 2014

By the way, is Marketmesa free - NO - it is $489.00/yr. It is U.S. Patented and does what no other software does!

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