Why I built it
When I trade a stock CFD, I want the share’s earnings, valuation and price figures on the same chart. Info uses the matching exchange ticker to show the company’s data beside my broker’s candles.
How it solves the problem
The table can show the company and symbol, performance over chosen periods, extended session movement, a history high, daily ATR, earnings timing, analyst targets and P/E. Each optional row requests its data only when enabled.
A local mapping works without a companion indicator:
TRADENATION:NVDA = NASDAQ:NVDALocal mappings take priority. If no local pair matches, Info can use both inputs from Symbol Mapper. On native charts, it uses the chart’s own symbol. A broker chart with no resolved counterpart remains empty.
Choose the figures to display
Performance uses regular session daily closes. The history window defaults to 365 days; requests outside that window are omitted. The optional mapped price marker places the latest available extended session quote beside the CFD candles. Set its line length to zero to disable it.
Earnings, analyst targets and P/E depend on the listing and available coverage. They are especially useful for shares, and are not promised for indices. Missing values can appear as N/A.
What can change
Current values and mapped quotes can change before the bar closes. Updates depend on the chart receiving an update, so a stopped broker feed can leave the display unchanged. Performance excludes dividends, currency conversion, position size and fees. It is market context, not your account return.
Performance refresh uses intrabar state that historical bars cannot reproduce after a reload. Current earnings and extended session displays should not be read as historical trading signals. Feed permissions, delays and sessions still apply.
Credits
Original work by SVKO. Mozilla Public License 2.0, as recorded in the indicator documentation.