Stock Charts by Public.com

Embed beautiful, dynamic stock charts within a page or post with a simple line of shortcode. Plus up your content with vibrant stock charts for thousands of publicly-traded companies and ETFs. Easily view a stock chart by hovering your mouse over a ticker. Created by the social investing app Public.com. Key features

• Live daily charts
• Historical stock performance
• Multi-asset classes
• Sleek, modern design
• Easy to use
• Integrated editor button

Supported asset classes

• Equities
• ETFs

Supported chart types

• Line charts

About Public.com Public makes the stock market social, empowering a new class of investors to participate in the stock market within a diverse community of friends experts. The free app provides educational resources, tools, and community for new investors and offers fractional shares of thousands of publicly-traded companies and ETFs so that more people can build their financial literacy while they build a portfolio they’re proud of. Public is backed by some of the original investors in Venmo, as well as Will Smith, NFL star J.J. Watt, and Sophia Amoruso. Disclaimer All stock data used in Stock Charts by Public.com is displayed for informational and educational purposes only. Not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Examples are for illustrative purposes only. See Public.com/disclosures.

1 Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly. 2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress Inserting Chart

1. To insert chart into page/or post, click on a position in the editor where you want chart positioned
2. Press "Public Chart" icon in toolbar (this will show a search popup)
3. Search for a stock by name or symbol and select desired stock from the list

Inserting Tooltip

1. To insert chart as a tooltip into page/or post, select a word you want to turn into tooltip link
2. Press "Public Link" icon in toolbar (this will show a search popup)
3. Search for a stock by name or symbol and select desired stock from the list