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Interactive candlestick charts, powered by TradingView's free embed. TradingView doesn't license PSE-listed data for third-party embeds, so this covers NASDAQ names for now. Use the widget's search to jump to any other symbol TradingView supports.
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What this page covers, why PSE symbols are missing, and how to read what is here.
TradingView does not license Philippine Stock Exchange data for free third-party embeds, so a PSE symbol returns no data in this widget no matter how it is configured. Closing price charts for every tracked PSE company are built from the exchange's own data on each company's page instead. PSE price charts by company →
Each candle covers one period. The thick body spans the open and the close, and the thin wicks above and below mark the highest and lowest prices reached. A body coloured for a rise means the close finished above the open. Long wicks say the price was pushed somewhere and rejected, which a plain line chart hides entirely.
Yes. Several local brokers offer access to US markets, and international brokers accept Philippine residents directly. The trade-offs are currency risk against the peso, US dividend withholding tax, and estate tax exposure on US-situated assets, none of which apply to a PSE holding. Investing in US stocks from the Philippines →
Yes. The list above is a shortcut to the larger NASDAQ names, but the widget's own search accepts any symbol TradingView carries, across US exchanges, indices, currencies and crypto.