Stock Chart
Real-time stock prices, interactive candlestick charts, volume, and moving average overlays — free and no registration.
Enter a ticker symbol to load real-time stock data and chart.
How It Works
Enter any stock ticker symbol (e.g., AAPL, TSLA, MSFT) to view real-time price data and an interactive candlestick chart. The stock chart tool fetches data from Yahoo Finance through a secure server-side proxy — your browser never connects directly to external services, keeping your queries private.
The chart supports multiple time ranges — from a single day with 5-minute candles to 5-year views with monthly bars. Three moving average overlays (SMA 20, 50, 200) help you identify trends and potential support/resistance levels. Volume bars at the bottom show trading activity for each period.
Features
- Real-time candlestick chart with OHLC data (open, high, low, close)
- 9 time ranges: 1 day to max historical, with appropriate candle intervals
- 3 SMA overlays: 20-day (short-term), 50-day (medium-term), 200-day (long-term)
- Volume histogram showing trading activity per period
- Built-in crosshair and tooltip for precise price reading
- Key metrics: open, previous close, day high/low, 52-week range, market cap
- Shareable URL: /stock-chart/AAPL loads the chart directly
- No registration, no data collection, 100% free
FAQ
Where does the stock data come from?
Data is sourced from Yahoo Finance chart API, proxied through a secure Vercel serverless function. Your browser never connects directly to external services, preserving privacy.
Is this tool really free?
Yes, completely free. No registration, no API keys, no hidden costs. The tool runs entirely in your browser with zero backend costs for us.
How often is the data updated?
Data refreshes each time you search or change the time range. For live intraday charts (1D, 5D), data can be up to 15 minutes delayed during market hours.
What are SMA 20, 50, and 200?
Simple Moving Averages smooth out price data. SMA 20 shows short-term trend, SMA 50 shows intermediate trend, and SMA 200 shows long-term trend. Crossovers often signal trend changes.
Can I bookmark a specific stock chart?
Yes! The URL updates as you search. Bookmark /stock-chart/AAPL to return directly to Apple chart. Share the link — it loads the chart immediately.