If you do a search on Google for a stock symbol, it will now insert a stock chart in front of the results. See this search for AMZN for more information.
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well… I use google every day and i never knew that… you learn something new every day
thanks
Yah no TSX or a way to use Google data feed for stocks for your company for example. That would be great
Google giving free stock quotes etc for websites, that would totally undermine those people getting rich on stupid data feeds from stock exchanges (They want like $300/m for xml feeds!!!)
Unless, of course, you enter a stock symbol from a non-USA stock exchange (like the TSX for example).