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Detects publicly traded companies on web pages and shows real-time stock prices Have you ever read about Nike or Apple and wondered how their stock is doing? Stock Pal does that for you automatically! When you visit any website, Stock Pal looks for company names on the page. When it finds one, it shows you the live stock price right in a small box on your screen. You don't have to search for anything or leave the page you're reading. What's New in Version 3.0 Stock Pal got a super big upgrade! Instead of only knowing about a few hundred companies, it can now find almost any company that sells stock anywhere in the world. It looks up companies it doesn't already know about automatically, kind of like how your phone looks up a word you don't know. How It Works Just browse the internet like normal. When Stock Pal spots a company name, like John Deere, Alibaba, Volkswagen, or General Dynamics a small box pops up showing: The current stock price Whether the price went up today (shown in green) Whether the price went down today (shown in red) That's it! No setup needed. Cool Features Works on any website — news, blogs, sports pages, social media, anywhere Knows over 500 famous brands by heart, like Nike, Disney, Toyota, and Samsung Can look up companies it hasn't seen before, all by itself Shows up to 10 companies at once on the same page Starts as a tiny badge so it stays out of your way, tap it when you want to see more You can drag it anywhere on your screen Updates prices automatically Companies It Knows About Stock Pal knows brands from all over the world, including Japan, Germany, France, Canada, Brazil, India, China, Mexico, Nigeria, and more! Your Privacy is Safe Stock Pal does NOT collect your personal information. It does NOT track where you go online. It only looks at the words on the page you're already reading, just to find company names. That's all. Lightweight Stock Pal is small and fast. It won't slow down your computer or use up your internet. Install Stock Pal and start seeing the stock market inside the websites you visit every day!
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