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betseyp [Markets We Cover]
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betseyp [Frequently Asked Questions]
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 If there is a ticker symbol for a stock in a market we cover that you would like to see and we do not have that symbol in our database, you can request that we add that symbol by using [[https://​stockcharts.com/​support/​symbolrequest.html|our Symbol Request Form]]. If there is a ticker symbol for a stock in a market we cover that you would like to see and we do not have that symbol in our database, you can request that we add that symbol by using [[https://​stockcharts.com/​support/​symbolrequest.html|our Symbol Request Form]].
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 +=== Other Financial Data ===
 +In addition to securities data from the markets listed above, StockCharts offers data for a wide range of indexes, market breadth indicators, economic indicators, cryptocurrencies,​ currencies, commodities,​ and futures. Details of those offerings can be found in our [[https://​stockcharts.knack.com/​symbolcatalog|Index Catalog]].
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 +If you'd like to chart your own data, our User-Defined Index feature allows you to create and chart your own symbols. ​
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 +**Learn More:** [[:​data:​how_do_i_access_and_use_the_index_catalog|Index Catalog]] | [[:​data:​user-defined_indexes|User-Defined Indexes]]
  
 ===== Real-Time Data ===== ===== Real-Time Data =====
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   * **$INDUSTRY** - this index equals the industry index for the industry that the main ticker symbol belongs to.   * **$INDUSTRY** - this index equals the industry index for the industry that the main ticker symbol belongs to.
  
-So, for example, you could use these symbols to create a ChartStyle with a "​Price"​ Indicator of "​$SYMBOL:​SECTOR"​ - then, regardless of the ticker symbol you apply the style to, we would then plot a sector-based relative strength line on the chart. These pseudo-symbols are available for use with US symbols that have a sector and industry assigned to them.+So, for example, you could use these symbols to create a ChartStyle with a "​Price"​ Indicator of "​$SYMBOL:​$SECTOR"​ - then, regardless of the ticker symbol you apply the style to, we would then plot a sector-based relative strength line on the chart. These pseudo-symbols are available for use with US symbols that have a sector and industry assigned to them.
  
 We also have several "​theoretical"​ pattern symbols that contain "​perfect"​ versions of different price patterns for use in studying the behavior of technical indicators when such patterns appear on a chart. All such symbols have "​$TH"​ at their start, as seen below: We also have several "​theoretical"​ pattern symbols that contain "​perfect"​ versions of different price patterns for use in studying the behavior of technical indicators when such patterns appear on a chart. All such symbols have "​$TH"​ at their start, as seen below:
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 ===== Frequently Asked Questions ===== ===== Frequently Asked Questions =====
  
-**Q: Do you offer pre-market or after hours data?​** ​ \\ A: We do not have access to such data at this time.+**Q: Do you offer pre-market or after-hours data?​** ​ \\ A: After-hours ​data is shown on our [[:​reports:​symbol-summary|Symbol Summary]] page during pre-market and post-market trading sessions.
  
 **Q: What time do the NSE charts update in real time? **  \\ A: The NSE starts trading at 9:15 AM and closes at 4:00 PM local time. That would be 11:45 PM and 6:30 AM Eastern Time, respectively. **Q: What time do the NSE charts update in real time? **  \\ A: The NSE starts trading at 9:15 AM and closes at 4:00 PM local time. That would be 11:45 PM and 6:30 AM Eastern Time, respectively.