Nydar's stock info widget provides company profiles, fundamentals, insider trading data, and technical analysis in one view

Nydar's Stock Info widget packs company profiles, 6 valuation metrics, 3 financial health ratios, insider transaction history, and automated chart pattern detection into 4 tabs — Overview, Fundamentals, Insiders, and Technical — giving you a full research snapshot for any US-listed stock.
Nydar's Stock Info widget is specifically for equities (not crypto). Select a stock symbol from your Nydar watchlist or Nydar chart to load its data.
The valuation framework used in Nydar's Fundamentals tab draws from Benjamin Graham & David Dodd's Security Analysis (1st ed., McGraw-Hill, 1934), which established the discipline of fundamental analysis and introduced metrics like price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios that remain standard today. For modern applications of these ratios, see Fama & French, "The Cross-Section of Expected Stock Returns" (The Journal of Finance, vol. 47, no. 2, 1992, pp. 427-465), which demonstrated that book-to-market equity and firm size explain average stock returns better than beta alone. The insider trading signals in the Insiders tab are supported by Seyhun's Investment Intelligence from Insider Trading (MIT Press, 1998).
Nydar's Stock Info widget shows the company logo, name, exchange, and industry. Gives you instant context about what the company does and where it's listed.
Real-time price with daily change in both dollar and percentage terms. Green indicates up, red indicates down.
Nydar displays a visual bar showing where the current price sits between today's high and low. Also shows open and previous close prices.
Key details including market cap, country, currency, IPO date, and website link.
Nydar's Stock Info widget shows year-over-year EPS growth and revenue growth. Positive growth (green) indicates the company is expanding. Negative growth (red) may signal trouble or a cyclical downturn.
Nydar displays visual bars showing gross margin, operating margin, and net margin. Higher margins generally indicate better profitability and competitive advantages.
Nydar shows where the current price sits relative to its 52-week high and low. A stock near its 52-week high may have momentum; near its low may be oversold or troubled.
Nydar's Insiders tab tracks what company executives and major shareholders are doing with their own stock. Nydar sources insider trading data from SEC Form 3, 4, and 5 filings.
The Monthly Share Purchase Ratio (MSPR) ranges from -100 to +100:
Nydar displays quick stats showing total buy transactions, sell transactions, and net shares bought or sold. Green indicates net buying; red indicates net selling.
Nydar lists individual transactions showing who traded, when, how many shares, and at what price. Transaction codes include:
Nydar's automated technical analysis scans for key support/resistance levels and 5 chart pattern types (head and shoulders, double top/bottom, triangles, wedges, and channels). Nydar's pattern data is algorithmically generated — use it as a starting point for your own analysis.
Nydar shows the 5 nearest support levels (below current price) and resistance levels (above current price). Each level shows:
Nydar automatically detects common chart patterns including:
Each pattern shows whether it's bullish or bearish, along with suggested entry price, stop loss, and target price when available.
Not sure what "good" fundamental values look like? Use Nydar's quick reference as a rough guide:
| Metric | Value | Attractive | Expensive |
|---|---|---|---|
| P/E Ratio | Earnings multiple | <15 | >30 |
| P/B Ratio | Book value multiple | <1.5 | >5 |
| Debt/Equity | Leverage ratio | <0.5 | >2.0 |
| Current Ratio | Liquidity measure | >2.0 | <1.0 |
| Net Margin | Profit efficiency | >15% | <5% |
| Dividend Yield | Income return | 2-5% | >8% (may be unsustainable) |
These ranges are generalizations. Tech and growth stocks typically trade at higher multiples. Compare within the same sector for meaningful comparisons.
Each of Nydar's 4 tabs tells a different part of the story. Combine them for better decisions:
Strong fundamentals (low P/E, high margins, low debt) + insider buying + bullish chart patterns + price near support = high conviction buy candidate. Combine with Analyst Ratings consensus Buy for additional confirmation.
Deteriorating margins + insider selling (especially by CEO/CFO) + bearish chart patterns + price breaking below support = consider reducing or exiting position.
Good fundamentals but insider selling, or poor fundamentals but strong technicals. These require more research. Check Earnings Calendar — a catalyst may be approaching.
| Feature | Stock Info | Earnings Calendar | Analyst Ratings | Institutional Holdings | Market Scanner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Focus | Company fundamentals | Earnings dates & estimates | Analyst consensus & targets | Fund ownership changes | Multi-filter stock screening |
| Data Depth | 4 tabs, 15+ metrics | EPS estimate, surprise % | Buy/hold/sell, price target | 500+ funds tracked | Customisable filters |
| View Type | Single-stock deep dive | Calendar / list view | Single-stock summary | Single-stock ownership | Multi-stock screening |
| Update Frequency | Quarterly + real-time price | Daily schedule updates | As analysts publish | Quarterly (45-day lag) | Real-time scans |
| Best For | Due diligence research | Catalyst timing | Wall Street sentiment | Smart money tracking | Finding new ideas |
| Pairs Well With | Analyst Ratings | Stock Info | Stock Info | Stock Info | Stock Info |
Last reviewed: March 2026