US Market
Delayed US equity data — dashboards, charts, watchlists and an earnings calendar, built into StockShip.
The US section sits alongside the Thai (SET) market inside StockShip. Index exposure is shown through liquid ETF proxies since real index symbols need paid entitlements. Use the flag dropdown in the top bar to switch between 🇹🇭 Thailand and 🇺🇸 United States.
US index proxies (SPY, QQQ, DIA, IWM…), sector heatmap, top movers and global markets.
Browse Dow 30, Nasdaq-100, S&P 500 or Russell 1000 with live quotes, sparklines and sorting.
TradingView-style candlesticks — 16 timeframes, 13 indicators, drawing tools, replay and split layouts. Type any US ticker.
Earnings and ex-dividend dates — per universe, or ‘All US stocks’ for the whole market.
The blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average components.
The largest non-financial Nasdaq companies — tech-heavy.
Large-cap benchmark covering ~80% of US market cap.
The ~1,000 largest US companies by market cap.
Quotes, charts and per-symbol calendar dates come from Yahoo Finance's public feed (delayed ~15 min for most US listings). The market-wide “All US stocks” calendar is pulled in bulk from Nasdaq. Quotes cache for a few seconds; larger universe lists and calendars cache longer to stay responsive.
Is the data real-time?
No. It comes from Yahoo Finance's public feed, typically delayed ~15 minutes for most US listings. Quotes refresh every few seconds while the market is open; larger lists and the calendar cache longer.
Why ETF proxies for the indices?
Real index symbols (S&P 500, Nasdaq-100…) need paid data entitlements. Liquid ETFs — SPY, QQQ, DIA, IWM — track them closely and are free to display, so we use them as index stand-ins.
Which stocks can I chart?
Any US ticker — just type it into the Chart page (AAPL, TSLA, NVDA…). Charts are drawn from Yahoo's daily and intraday bars.
Does the calendar really cover every US stock?
Yes — pick ‘All US stocks’ on the Calendar page. Earnings and ex-dividend dates for the whole market (~4,000+ names) are pulled in bulk from Nasdaq's calendar.
Can this be made public?
It's built for private, personal use. The Yahoo/Nasdaq feeds are unofficial and their terms don't allow public redistribution — going public would need a licensed data vendor.
Informational only — not investment advice, not a real-time trading feed, and not for redistribution. Data may be delayed or inaccurate. Always verify with your broker before making any decision.