At the top of yahoo finance we have a bar that shows indices (S&P, Dow etc) and features (Gold, Oil etc). I wanted to edit that to get rid of, say, Cryptocurrencies and add, say, Swiss stock market index.

I searched, googled, clcked on every edit button but could not find how to do it anywhere. I am pretty sure it can be done but damned if I could find it (I don't think I am an average user btw, I am a product manager with focus on UI/UX).

Here is an idea. You have Watchlists which already work great. You can create, add, delete, reorder etc. How about you make he top bar a watch list (name it Index Bar, Top Bar or something easy) and then let me edit same way I edit my watchlists? Easy to implement and easy to find if you can come up with a good name and a good description.

Long time user and love your page overall. I have a few other easy enhancements but this one is the most important.

I've tried so many apps in the last few months that would allow me to easily see quotes for my positions, show all of my portfolio across multiple brokers, and have excellent real-time candlestick chats. Yahoo! does a great job at the first two, but there is some improvement that could be made to candlestick charts (I use primarily on iOS on iPhone and iPad, so suggestions are for the apps). Here's a list of features that I think would make Yahoo! beat out any other competition with good charts (e.g. TradingView, Webull, TOS etc.)

1. Allow to save chart timeframe. Every time I exit the advanced chart of a stock, and go to the chart for a new stock, the timeframe is re-set. I like seeing charts in 4h timeframe, and have to always select to do this on a new stock every time. I think on the web version however, this is not an issue, so I'm guessing it's fairly easily doable.




2. For some reason, 1 and 4 h time frame candlestick charts are not updated real-time. All other timeframes I can see candlestick movement tick by tick, but for 1 h and 4 h timeframes, it's just doesn't update. I have to close the chart and come back to it again to see updated candlesticks.




3. I use dark mode for the apps, and the background color to show extended hours is just horrendously dark. It needs be lightened up significantly.

Google search does not produce a single website (on first page) that has the information I describe below. So, this would make a great addition to Yahoo - Finance.

Given a ticker symbol, display the Market Index to which that ticker symbol is part of. For example, if I type AAPL, i should get a result back with ( SPX, NDX, DJI, DJA, OEX, S5inft). This is incredibly useful for small cap stocks (like Russell 2000) which are not discussed much on web and hence information is lacking on those ticker symbols. Even finding the index of midcap stocks proved to be more difficult than i expected in a simple web search. So, add this functionality to Yahoo->Finance home page ( even if that happens to be at the bottom of the page). A google search like "Map ticker symbol to stock index" should lead to yahoo finance, with such a functionality because none exists right now in search results.

Hi. In my experience Yahoo Finance is the most Excel-interface user friendly source for financial data for those of us that conduct analysis in Excel. The problem is when trying to pull the latest price on a particular stock. In Yahoo Finance, this price is given on top in large font, while below you show tabulated data like previous close, open, bid, ask, etc. When pulling data into Excel it is this tabulated data that gets pulled in, while the latest price is not. I know it may be redundant to most, but including the latest price on this tabulated data as well would allow us Excel users to be able to have a data feed we can use. Just the price, nothing else, like you do with previous close. Adding the size/volume as you do with bid and ask would not help. Thanks.