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Highlight a ticker on any page to see the price, chart, fundamentals, analyst calls and news. Works with any market. No account. Highlight a ticker. Know the company. That's the whole thing. You're reading a thread, a newsletter, an earnings recap. Someone mentions a stock. Normally that's a new tab, a search, a site that wants your email — and by the time you're back you've lost the thread. Highlight the ticker instead — NVDA, $NVDA, ASML.AS, VTSAX, BRK.B — and the card appears right next to your selection. One gesture, on any page, and you never leave what you were reading. WHEN THERE'S NOTHING TO HIGHLIGHT • Right-click anywhere → "Pop a Ticker", then type a company name. • Or click the toolbar icon for everything you follow, with live prices and a day chart on each row. Tap one and it pops on the page you're already on — no tab switch, no dashboard detour. THEN THE FACTS, ALL OF THEM • Price, day range, open, previous close, volume vs its own 3-month average • Market cap, P/E, distance from the 52-week high, the next earnings date • A real chart — 1D to all-time, line or candlesticks, with the window's high and low marked where they actually happened. Drag across it to measure any move: the change in both currency and percent, the two prices, the two dates. Weekends and closed hours don't leave gaps. • Insider buying and selling, decoded from SEC Form 4 filings — genuine open-market trades told apart from scheduled 10b5-1 plans, tax withholding, option exercises and gifts, with the % of the insider's stake sold and what they still own. Roles shown (CEO, CFO, Director…). • Valuation: forward P/E, PEG, EV/EBITDA, P/B, margins, revenue and earnings growth year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter • Analyst consensus, price targets with upside vs today, and the recent firm-by-firm upgrades and downgrades • Financial health: ROE, ROA, debt/equity, current ratio, short interest, RSI-14, cash vs debt • Headlines actually about the company, from sources that cover its home market Anything that could be jargon explains itself in plain English when you hover its label. WORKS EVERYWHERE The US, Europe, the UK, Canada, Japan, Australia and more, via the exchange suffix (.AS, .L, .DE, .TO, .T, .AX …). Stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, indices and crypto. Every figure in that market's own currency, and headlines from sources that cover it. QUIET BY DESIGN Around 120 common all-caps words (AI, CEO, IPO, USA …) never trigger it. Want one of them as a ticker anyway? Prefix it: $AI. Optional price alerts and earnings reminders. Snooze it on one site or everywhere, in one click. PRIVACY, PLAINLY Only the ticker you highlight is ever looked up — 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, and which ticker symbols get looked up — public identifiers under a random anonymous id, never the pages you're on) so I can tell what's working; there's an off switch in Settings. Free. No account. Not investment advice — it shows public data so you can do your own research. Some exchanges are delayed 15–20 minutes.