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Anonymous

21 Jul 2021

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General Investing

Does anyone know of any free website/app which I can see technical chart with 2 lines - 1st one is share price, 2nd one is P/E or P/B ratio line?

Free website/app which I can see technical chart

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Edited 21 Jul 2021

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https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/aap...

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Chris

Edited 21 Jul 2021

Owner and Writer at Tortoisemoney.com

TradingView allows this! You can use any financial ratio/figure too plus combine with additional indicators. This one's NVDA with price and p/s ratio (paiseh i got other indicators on too lol so a bit messy haha). Best thing is it's free + they have 1 min charts hahah if you're into that!

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