What the old extension did
It was a "Customized New Tab for Investing.com". Every new tab showed a quick view of popular instruments, the top news and analysis pieces, and a web search box. It was free. The last version we could find is 1.9, from March 2019.
If you're looking for it now, the extensions below are the closest options. None of them is made by Investing.com.
Extensions you can use instead
Facts come from each extension's own store listing.
My Watchlist: Quick View for Investing Portfolio
An independent, unofficial extension for people who already keep a portfolio or watchlist on Investing.com. Its listing says it has no affiliation with Investing.com. It shows your holdings, market value and daily and net P/L in a popup or a floating window, with a dark mode. It works off your Investing.com login in the browser, so you need an Investing.com account. Free.
Where it fits: your portfolio already lives on Investing.com and you want a quicker way to check it.
Investing.com Currencies
Also unofficial, per its listing. It's built for currency and crypto rates, opens with one click from the toolbar, and can send notifications.
Where it fits: you mainly follow exchange rates, which isn't what InvestFellow is built for.
InvestFellow
InvestFellow (our extension) puts your watchlist in a thin bar at the top or bottom of the pages you browse, so you see prices without opening a new tab or a popup. Search "Quotes to monitor" for a company, ETF or index and it joins the bar. The bar and watchlist are free and cover stocks, ETFs, indices and futures. Free prices refresh every 2 minutes and can be delayed. The bar shows the regular-session price. Hover a symbol to see whether its market is open, in pre-market, after hours or closed, and a lock icon when it's closed. No account needed.
Premium ($4.99 a month after a 7-day trial) adds a 4-second refresh, price alerts, crypto, a market movers bar and AI insights. Free users also get one AI insight to try.
Where it's weaker: no news feed, no portfolio or P/L view, and it doesn't take over your new tab page like the old Investing.com extension did. It's on Chrome and Edge.
Where it fits: you want a few prices on screen on every page, not just when you open a tab.
At a glance
| Extension | Where prices show | Needs an account | Price (per its page) |
|---|---|---|---|
| My Watchlist | Popup or floating window | Investing.com account | Free |
| Investing.com Currencies | Toolbar popup | Not stated | Not stated |
| InvestFellow | Bar, top or bottom of pages | No | Bar and watchlist free; Premium $4.99/mo |
Want a bigger list? Stock ticker Chrome extensions compared covers eight.
How to put your watchlist on every page with InvestFellow
- Install InvestFellow from the Chrome Web Store or Edge Add-ons.
- Click the InvestFellow icon to open the popup.
- In "Quotes to monitor", type a company name or ticker and pick it from the list.
- Add an index too if you like, such as the Nasdaq-100 (it shows up as NASDAQ-100).
- Open any web page. The bar shows your tickers.
The full walkthrough with screenshots is in How to add a stock ticker to Chrome.
FAQ
Is there an official Investing.com extension for Chrome?
Not in the Chrome Web Store right now. The one Investing.com released was a new tab page, last updated in March 2019, and its store link no longer opens.
Can I see my Investing.com portfolio in Chrome without opening the site?
My Watchlist: Quick View for Investing Portfolio says it does that, using your Investing.com login. It isn't made by Investing.com.
Can I get an alert when a stock hits a price?
InvestFellow has price alerts on Premium for any stock on your watchlist. See How to get stock price alerts in Chrome.
Is this investment advice?
No. These are tools for watching prices. Nothing here is a recommendation to buy or sell.
InvestFellow is made by Tastola and isn't affiliated with Investing.com (Fusion Media) or any extension named here.