Try AI-powered Google Finance in Search

Get timely financial market insights with the new AI-powered Google Finance in Search. With the new Google Finance, you can:

• Get fresh market news and updates directly tailored to your watchlist and interests gathered from various trusted sources.

• Elevate your financial research with AI-powered data visualization and gain insights from historical data using advanced charting tools.

• Dive in to explore and learn all about stocks, crypto, and more.

Google Finance availability

• The new Google Finance experience is currently available to a limited number of people in the US and India in English. It will become more widely available over time.
• You can also opt in to the Google Finance experience in Search Labs.
• Make sure you’re signed in to your Google Account.
• For the best experience, enable Search history by turning on Web & App Activity. Without this setting enabled, you can still access Google Finance but can't pick up where you left off with previous searches.

Important: Google Finance and its AI-powered features are designed to help you explore generic financial information, market data, and AI-summarized research.

Note:

• Google Finance does not provide personalized financial, investment, tax, or legal advice.
• AI-generated summaries, insights, and data visualizations are synthesized from third-party sources across the platforms. They are provided for informational purposes only.
• The information presented is not a recommendation by Google to buy, sell, or hold any security, financial product, or instrument, nor is it an endorsement of any specific investment strategy.
• AI can make mistakes. Always independently verify financial data and consult with a licensed financial advisor or professional before making any investment decisions.

How Prediction Markets work

In the US, you can track prediction market data directly within Google Finance. Prediction markets are open markets where participants trade contracts based on the outcome of future events. The prices reflect the market's current consensus on the probability of that event occurring.

• Data sources: This data is sourced directly from third-party market providers and is not generated or calculated by Google. Google provides this data for informational purposes only and does not provide investment or legal advice.
• Regulatory and financial risks: Participation in prediction markets involves financial risk. In the United States, the regulatory framework surrounding prediction markets is complex and continues to evolve. Because legal and regulatory frameworks can vary significantly by state and local jurisdiction, you are responsible for understanding and adhering to the regulations applicable in your specific location.

How to interact with Google Finance

If you see the new Google Finance experience, here's how you can toggle between the Classic and Beta experience:

• To return to the classic Google Finance experience:

  • At the top right, select Classic .

• To enable the new Google Finance:

  • At the top right, select Beta .

Manage your Lists in the new Google Finance experience

• To create a new list:

  • At the left panel, select .

• To view your list:

  • Select next to Lists, to view your lists.

• To add securities:

  • Select in the Lists panel, and then select the securities you want to add to your list.

• To remove securities:

  • Hover over the security in the Lists panel, and then select .

• To rename a list:

  • Go to the list, select Options and then select Rename .

• To delete a list:

  • Go to the list, select Options and then select Delete .

Upcoming events

You can keep track of upcoming earnings calls and market events in the Upcoming Events section of Google Finance.

Tips:

• Select to change chart styles.

• Select Compare to compare two securities.

• Select Technical Indicator to analyze the price movements of a security over a specific period of time.

Research panel in Google Finance

1. Enter your question in the Search bar near the bottom of the screen.

2. To ask a follow-up or a new question, type into the Search bar near the bottom of the screen.

3. You can write your own questions or select from the suggested queries.

4. You can view previous research from Thread history at the top right corner of the Research panel.

   • To delete a specific search, select next to the Thread history item.

Give feedback to Research responses

Your feedback helps us fix issues in our Research responses. At the bottom of each Research response, you'll find thumbs up and thumbs down .

• If you found the response helpful, select .

• If you found the response unhelpful, inaccurate, biased, or otherwise problematic, select .

Change mode in Google Finance

1. At the top right, select .

2. Switch between Light mode, Dark mode, or Device default.

Give feedback

You can send feedback to report incorrect data to help improve Google Finance.

1. At the bottom of the page, select Send Feedback.

2. Enter your feedback. You can choose to add a screenshot to help us better understand the issue.

3. At the bottom, select Send.

What happens with your feedback

We review the feedback you send and use it to improve the Google Finance experience for everyone. Learn how Google manages personal information it collects.

Important: We can't always respond to your feedback, but that doesn't mean it wasn't reviewed.

Related resources

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