ESQuotes - Real time stock quotes 2.0.0 - Free real time stock quotes, options in Excel

ESQuotes - Real time stock quotes

ESQuotes - Real time stock quotes: Excel add-in for quoting stocks, options, mutual funds. Free real time quotes, historical data, alerts. Ideal to watch & research stocks, options & mutual funds your way. Uses simple & familiar =functions(). Works with all internet connections. Example workbooks with spreadsheets show how to dynamically update market price, change, volume, high/low, date, time, historical data, etc. Excel provides the framework for managing your own portfolio of stocks & mutual funds. ESQuotes' design allows you to watch prices, changes, volume (& more) . Not just a Microsoft Excel workbook, ESQuotes combines a custom DLL, which communicates directly to stock quote servers and gets your data from internet without having to download separate files & then importing them. ESQuotes dynamically updates stock market price, change, volume, high/low, etc. instantly! Nothing's more annoying than not being able to watch your stocks at the office because the internet police are out in full force! ESQuotes is your electronic counter measure by working through corporate firewalls using normal http protocol & ports. This simply means that ESQuotes looks like an ordinary browser by your computer, so ESQuotes can't be blocked without blocking all browsers. ESQuotes will hardly be noticed by the IS Police because it opens & closes the internet connection in less than 1 second for each batch of quotes. Multiple stock quotes are efficiently sent to the stock quote server. This keeps your Internet activity so minimal that the corporate internet police should never notice it at all, even if you quote every minute all day! While at work, ESQuotes quiety blends in with its surroundings, looking like an ordinary Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. HA! No one will know you're keeping track of your stocks (that is unless you tell them)! ESQuotes is quite happy at home over a dialup connection. Example workbooks show how to do it all! Spreadsheets are there for mutual fund research, new stock ideas.