TickerPop

Highlight a ticker on any page to see the price, chart, fundamentals, analyst calls and news. Works with any market. No account.

Someone drops a ticker in a Reddit thread or a newsletter and you have no idea what it is. I got tired of opening five tabs to find out, so I built this. Highlight the ticker - NVDA, RELIANCE.NS, VTSAX, BRK.B, whatever - and a card shows up next to what you're reading: • Live price and day change, with the company name and what it actually does • A chart from 1 day to all-time. Drag across it to measure any move - the exact %, prices and dates between two points. Switch to candlesticks if that's how you read charts, or expand it for volume, a 50-day average and price gridlines. Weekends and closed hours don't leave gaps. • The fundamentals people actually check: P/E, forward P/E, EV/EBITDA, margins, 3-year growth rates, 52-week range • Analyst ratings, price targets, and the recent firm-by-firm calls (upgrades, downgrades, initiations) with dates • Insider buys and sells - listed, and marked right on the chart • EPS beat/miss record, next-quarter estimates, dividends, short interest • Headlines that are actually about the company, not keyword noise Hover any label and it's explained in plain English. I wrote those explanations for a friend who kept asking what "forward P/E" meant. If you're comparing a few stocks, hit + and open them side by side - they stay in one panel you can drag around, reorder, or minimize into chips. The toolbar icon opens a full-page dashboard that remembers what you were looking at, with your watchlist (live prices, sparklines) down the side. You can make it your browser start page if you want. Watchlist and alerts: star a stock, set above/below or day-move alerts, and get a heads-up when a watched company reports earnings. Alerts check while Chrome is open. Indian stocks are not an afterthought. Bare names like RELIANCE resolve to the NSE listing, amounts show in ₹ crores and lakh crores, and headlines come from Indian sources. There's a setting to prefer Indian listings if that's your market. On privacy, plainly: the only thing looked up is the ticker you highlighted - never the page you're on. No account, no sign-up, no servers of mine; data goes straight from your browser to the market-data source. The extension sends anonymous usage counts (which features get used, never which stocks or pages) so I can tell what's working - there's an off switch in Settings. Free to use. Not investment advice - it shows public data so you can do your own research. Some exchanges are delayed 15–20 minutes.