If you like having your stock quote
information
right at your fingertips, you might be interested in using Excel Stock
Quotes,
also known as ESQuotes. This nifty program, put together by Gilmore
Software
Development, leverages your existing Microsoft Office program so that
you have
a constant stock ticker and reminder on your computer screen primarily
powered
by Excel.
Excel Stock Quotes is actually an Excel workbook
with its
own DLLs for direct retrieval of stock and mutual fund quotes from the
Internet, and dynamic updating for price, change, volume, highs and
lows, and
many more things. Instead of downloading and importing files, they’re
already
right there for you to use. And if you’re a registered user, you get
updates in
real time, instead of waiting and maybe missing an opportunity.
If you use Excel Stock Quotes at work, you can –
um – circumvent
the firewalls and other electronic countermeasures, and simply flip
back and
forth between your stock quotes spreadsheet and your regular work as
necessary.
Only if you have no browser access at all to the Internet will you be
unable to
use Excel Stock Quotes at work. And since it looks like an ordinary
spreadsheet, your boss looking over your shoulder won’t know what
you’re doing
if he or she catches you off guard.
If you are using Excel Stock Quotes at home, your
bandwidth
doesn’t matter. Updates come in as raw data that is sorted out by your
DLLs, so
they come in almost instantly as small downloads. Whether your
connection is
fast or slow, you still have your real-time quotes.
Excel Stock Quotes comes with a user-friendly,
easy-to-use
example workbook that will walk you through dynamic price updating,
calculations of gain/loss and portfolio value, and all the other
necessities
for figuring out how your stocks are really doing. You have multiple
spreadsheet options, so you can not just watch your current stocks, but
also
run fantasy stocks or projections of potential stock purchases. You can
easily
research mutual funds as well, and get news from message boards,
Bloomberg, the
Wall Street Journal, and other important informational sources. And you
can add
your own links to download your important news.
In addition to the regular American stock
exchanges, Excel
Stock quotes support many international changes. This tool may change
the way
you manipulate your personal stocks.
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