Monday, June 2, 2008 at 7:30 AM
Today, we are excited to announce the launch of real-time last sale prices for NASDAQ listed stocks on Google Finance and other Google search properties. Google has partnered with NASDAQ for this pilot program in order to offer users free access to real-time stock quotes.
It's important to have up-to-date market data. It's equally important that that data stay up to date. Consequently, we're enabling the streaming of quotes across Google Finance. Prices will update automatically, once per second, to reflect current market conditions.
As many of you are aware, we have worked on this for a long time. We believe providing real-time stock quotes is an important step to allow investors to make more timely and better informed investment decisions. From Wall Street to Main Street, everyone deserves equal access to the financial markets.
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Wow this is amazing. I never thought that you would make it :-)
Congratulations!
Well done guys. Keep it up and you'll kill Bloomberg.
Is this also going to migrate to Google Docs?
I simply can't wait to see what you do with XBRL.
How often are the updates sent to the site? I'm assuming you do some form of conflation?
When will we have a free API to access income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement line items?
EXCELLENT.
This is awesome!
To repeat what James said, I never thought you would actually get this done! (Oh me of little faith!)
Any time frame as when the Dow is going to be included?
PS
Is there any way that a Googler can enable OpenID comments here? Last I checked you can enable both OpenID and Blogger comments, yet deny anonymous ones. Thanks!
Finally the NASDAQ (it had to be them) has broken the exchanges monopoly on real-time data. Wonder what sites like freerealtime.com will do now?
And, yes I agree with nyquist, what about Bloomberg, and Thompson Reuters for that matter?
Interesting times...
When google is planning to include the same feature for Indian stock market such as BSE and NSE. Its really disappointing that such a huge stock exanchages are not yet included in google finance. In india Yahoo finance is wayahead then google. Goolge catch up.
w00t!! Congrats Google Finance team!! Y'all have been working so hard on this for sooo long. All the press totally missed that Google was the ones driving this to happen -- not Yahoo or Nasdaq. I hope the SEC stops dragging their feet so it can be a permanent offering.
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This is probably totally the wrong place to ask this but, is there a way to peg the min value of the Y axis of the stock charts to 0$? When the axis has a range like 150$-155$ it makes tiny movements look huge and generally makes you loose all perspectives on the amplitude of changes. With a min value pegged at 0$ a relative change would always be represented with the same Y-distance on the graph relative to the price. I think it would make things much clearer and more informative as relatively small movements it reality would appear as small movements on the chart. It be nice to have as an option in the settings tab.
Very impressive...
Any plans for Ibovespa (Brazilian Stock Exchange Market)?
Great work guys!
your site continues to improve day after day. I especially like the way it is organized, much better than any broker program or service I have used - and once-a-second updates is plenty enough for anyone except institutional traders!
I hope the next move would be to include technical anaysis or at least candle-sticks.
And for the future?
maybe strategy trading and backtesting?
It could all be done on the google site (as I think most brokerages write similar programs in Java anyway). And then let users either choose pre-defined strategies and also write their own in-say- GCode or GoogleCode.
Examle: 'If Open > LastClose and Volume > average then buy 100' the possibilities would be endless if you included functions based on technical variables.
Heck with this you could beat everyone. I guess the trick would be how to add more stuff on the site while keeping it clean in the google way, which is one of the things i really like about your site. Its very easy on the eyes.
And also, it would really take google finance towards a brokerage-like way which might not be what you want. But heck, if you were to start googletrade or whatever I'll switch to you guys faster than you can say sold!
Another great idea would be to enable people to create spreadhseets and comments on the company financials.
What would make it light-years ahead of anyone else would be to use the google docs and add more charting tools, plus linking the company financials to enable users to analyze the companies on the site, comment on it, discuss the analysis etc.
Since recently there seems to be a problem with Google Finance auto-refresh function. It either starts and then randomly stops or doesn't start at all.
This is happening with FF 3 Beta 5, FF 3 RC 2, IE 6 on Win32 XP SP2 and Win32 XP SP3.
Extremely annoying!!!
I'm noticing the same thing with the auto refresh feature - in IE7, FF2, and FF3, XP Pro and Vista. That was one of the nicest/slickest features about it - very much in "google" style.
first of all, good effort with the site in general. It's a useful backup tool as my java-based local trading software isn't so hot on displaying realtime quotes from multiple products. So I normally have one product window only open in that, and dip in and out of google finance and a few other sites to get the bigger picture. I guess this would make me a power user, although I haven't got round to experimenting with the gdata api yet.
What I would ask is are there any plans for displaying the remaining US exchanges on google finance (even 15-min delayed feeds) e.g. NYBOT - especially their dollar index product nybot:dx?
The few online ones what do show this data are not the most user-friendly i.e. use neither ajax nor drag actions. Also I'm used to the google finance interface and am pretty happy with it.
cheers guys
I have had very slow refresh and sometimes on access on Google Finance since real time came on. Any fix?
Very nice. Are there going to be real-time quotes on options?
That's the only thing that stopping me from converting over from Yahoo! Finance.
Hey folks, love the site.
Any chance you are planning on adding NYMEX futures to your site, so I can check the status of oil while I'm checking my stats?
Wow! Google runs everything. I don't need to go to another site.
its already been asked, but any chance of providing an api? i see theres a javascript gadget thing, but what about a python/ruby/misc. api?
Thought this quote was interesting...
"Losses at Dresdner Kleinwort, the investment banking arm of German issuer Allianz, deepend in the second quarter on the back of a $1.2 billion trading hit, which comes ahead of the separation of the business from Dresdner Bank and a possible sale. The US operation, formerly headed by Craig Schiffer, posted a second quarter operating loss of $820 million, adding to a $660 million loss in the first quarter."
I was so happy to know that Google has partnered with NASDAQ for this pilot program in order to offer users free access to real-time stock quotes. As we know It's important to have up-to-date market data. It's equally important that that data stay up to date. Everything will be so automatic like debt calculations, credit checking etc. The best thing is Prices will update automatically, once per second, to reflect current market conditions. Moreover, now from Wall Street to Main Street, everyone deserves equal access to the financial markets.
Google finance is a great way to keep up with the market. Now more than ever, reat time quotes are a must due to the markets insane turns.
Great work, Google!
Hope we can see TSX will be the next one.
Thanks!
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