OmniTools

Stock Quote Lookup

US-listed stock quotes with a candlestick chart and a shares-to-value calculator.

Basis: US-listed stocks, ETFs and indices only; delayed quotes and candles (daily/weekly/monthly and intraday) from Yahoo Finance·2026-08-28 verified·Editorial policy

Before you rely on this

US exchanges only — Korean, European and Japanese listings will not resolve, and a foreign company appears only if it has a US-listed ADR. Quotes are delayed, corporate actions such as dividends or splits may not be reflected immediately, and the rightmost candle covers a period that has not closed yet, so it keeps moving while the market is open. This is market information, not a recommendation to buy or sell; investment decisions and their outcomes are your own.

Tool Overview & Key Purpose

Looks up a stock by ticker and shows price, change and basic figures such as volume. Quotes are delayed and there is no trading function. It reports numbers; what to do with them is not something this tool decides.

Step-by-Step Usage Instructions

1STEP 1

Enter a ticker or company name (AAPL, Apple). Only US-listed stocks, ETFs and indices are returned.

2STEP 2

Read the current price with the change and percentage change from the previous close.

3STEP 3

Note the timestamp and the delay — during market hours the figure on screen is already in the past.

4STEP 4

Switch the chart between daily, weekly and monthly bars, or drop to intraday intervals. Touch a bar to read its open, high, low and close underneath.

Real-World Scenarios & Practical Cases

3 Practical CasesScenario #1

Estimating unrealised gain or loss

Subtract your average cost from the current price and multiply by the shares held. Actual proceeds deduct commission and tax from that.

For a foreign listing, multiply by the FX rate too — a rising share price with a falling currency can still be a loss in your own money.Scenario #2

Placing today’s price against the recent trend

On monthly bars several years fit on one screen, which shows where the current price sits relative to where this stock usually trades. It is a record of where the price has been, not where it will go.

A long-depressed price does not by itself mean cheap — the company’s situation may have changed.Scenario #3

Converting a percentage move into money

The same 3% fall feels different depending on position size. Multiplying by shares held turns it into an amount, which makes it easier to judge whether the swing is one you can sit through.

Risk tolerance shows up more honestly in currency than in percentages.Quote source and delay

Change = current price − previous close
Change % = (change ÷ previous close) × 100
Unrealised P/L = (current price − average cost) × shares
Realised P/L = unrealised − commission − tax

Pro Tips & Key Considerations

After a split, past and present prices are not directly comparable — check whether the series is split-adjusted.On the ex-dividend date the price falls by roughly the dividend. That is normal, not a decline.Volume well above average usually means news. Read the filing rather than only the number.After-hours prices trade thinly and can differ sharply from the next session’s open.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Sources & References

Yahoo Finance — Live Stock Quote Data Source Investopedia — "Stock Quote" definition U.S. SEC Investor.gov — Stocks

Basis: US-listed stocks, ETFs and indices only; delayed quotes and candles (daily/weekly/monthly and intraday) from Yahoo Finance · 2026-08-28 verified