Free stock market widgets for your website
Free stock market widgets for your website
Stocks, ETFs and indices from Italy, Europe, the United States and Brazil. Pick an instrument, a format and a colour, then copy two lines of code into your page.
If you're looking for an alternative to the TradingView, Yahoo Finance or Google Finance widgets, the difference is in what they show. Those give you the data: price, chart, quote, change. This one gives you the reading — which technical phase an instrument is in, what its daily and weekly indicators are saying, and what all of it means in words rather than in numbers you have to interpret yourself.
It runs on the same engine behind our research pages: 63 indicators recalculated on every instrument, a proprietary phase score, and a plain-language state for each signal. The widget carries the summary; the full reasoning stays on the instrument's page, one click away.
Build your widget
Paste it wherever you want the widget to appear. On WordPress use a Custom HTML block; on Ghost, Wix or Squarespace use an Embed block. Nothing to install.
What the widget shows
The technical phase (IQS)
This is the number you'll only find here. IQS is not a quality score: it measures how far advanced an instrument's technical phase is, on a scale from 0 to 100. A high reading points to a mature phase, where the room left to extend is narrower. A low reading points to a compressed phase, where the move has yet to express itself. It doesn't say buy or sell — it says how far along the road you are.
The scenario
The bullish against the bearish scenario probability, at a glance. It tells you whether the picture is coherent or split — two instruments in the same phase can carry opposite scenarios.
The indicators, with their reading
Daily RSI and ADX, weekly MACD, exponential moving average crossover. For each one you get the value and what it means: not "RSI 58.3" on its own, but "58.3 — neutral positive". That's the step you'd normally do in your head, already done.
How it differs from our competitors' widgets
Those are excellent tools built for a different job. The distinction worth drawing is this one:
| Quote widgets | This widget | |
|---|---|---|
| What it shows | Price, chart, change | Technical phase, scenario, interpreted indicators |
| Horizon | Any, intraday included | Swing — the scale positions are taken on |
| European coverage | Part of a global picture | Milan, London, Paris and Frankfurt at the same depth as New York |
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What you can embed
More than 430 instruments across stocks, ETFs and indices, with the same analysis applied to every market covered:
- Italy — FTSE MIB and the STAR segment
- Europe and the UK — leading blue chips from Paris, Frankfurt and London
- United States — large caps and sector ETFs
- Brazil — B3-listed stocks
- Indices and ETFs — the major baskets, read the same way
The full list, alphabetically, with every instrument's research page, is in the All-Asset A-Z index: find the instrument there, read the analysis, then come back to build its widget.
Terms of use
The widget is free and stays free, for personal and commercial sites alike. One condition:
- Keep the attribution line. The "Data and analysis by aitrading67.com" line is part of the code and must not be removed. It's the only thing we ask in return.
- Don't alter the iframe code or obscure where the data comes from.
- Don't use the widget to imply a partnership or advisory relationship that doesn't exist.
Content is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute financial advice or an investment solicitation. AiTrading67 is not a broker and receives no compensation from intermediaries.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes, with no cap on pages or traffic. There is no paid tier of the widget: what we sell is the full analysis on the site, and the widget exists to make it known.
Can I remove the attribution link?
No. It's the condition the widget is free on, and it's the only one. If the link doesn't work for you, this widget isn't the right fit — and that's perfectly fine.
Will it slow my site down?
No. It's a static page of a few kilobytes with no external libraries, loaded lazy:
the browser only requests it when the reader scrolls near it.
Does it work on WordPress?
Yes, through a Custom HTML block. It works the same way on Ghost, Wix, Squarespace, Blogger and anywhere else you can paste HTML. No plugin required.
Is it mobile friendly?
Yes. The banner is fluid: it takes the width of the column hosting it and drops columns automatically on narrow screens, keeping the same height. The cards are a fixed 300 pixels wide, the standard sidebar measurement.
How often is the data updated?
Every weekend, on the latest close — the cadence of the weekly analysis the widget summarises. The date is always printed on the widget, so readers know exactly which close it refers to.
Can I use more than one on the same page?
Yes, as many as you like, on different instruments. One attribution line per page is enough, though keeping one under each widget is fine too. Either way, every widget already carries our name and the link to the analysis inside it.
Can I use it on a commercial site or one with advertising?
Yes, no difference. The same terms apply.