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A ticker page is your single destination for deep analysis on any asset across all markets supported by i88 — Stocks, Crypto, Forex, ETFs, Indices, and Commodities. Every ticker page brings together price data, fundamental metrics, financials, sentiment, and more in one place. To reach a ticker page, type a symbol or company name into the search bar in the toolbar and click the matching result.

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Ticker pages by market

i88 supports six market types, and each ticker page is tailored to its asset class.

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Crypto

The i88 Bitcoin ticker page: BTCUSD on Bybit at $87,561.45 up 0.33%, a 1D line chart with range, timezone and indicator controls, and multi-period performance from 1D to 1Y

Crypto ticker — Bitcoin (BTCUSD)

Price chart with indicators and multi-period performance (1D → ALL), an Overview (price performance, day and 52-week ranges, all-time high/low) and an Insights & Activity panel (market cap, trading volume, sentiment), plus ticker-specific news. Crypto pages carry four further sections:
  • Technicals — oscillators and moving averages, each with its own reading and a summary verdict.
  • Seasonals — how the asset has historically behaved through the year, so the current move has context. Each year is a coloured chip: click it to hide or show that year’s line, hover it to pick the line out, and use Show all years to bring every year back.
  • Holdings — Addresses by Holdings breaks the circulating supply down by wallet size, and Whale Holdings shows the share controlled by the largest holders. Shown for coins where holder data is available.
  • Transactions — Bitcoin Avg Transaction Fees (30d) charts what it has cost to move the asset over the past month, with the current headline figure beside the chart.

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Stocks

i88 stock ticker page for SpaceX (SPCX) showing the price chart, Overview, Valuation & Estimates, Capital Structure and Insights & Activity

Stock ticker — Space Exploration Technologies (SPCX)

The richest layout — price chart plus Revenue, Annual Margin Trends, Valuation & Estimates (P/E, EPS), Capital Structure, Annual Returns, analyst sentiment, key metrics & tags, and ticker-specific news.

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ETF

i88 ETF ticker page for the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO) with price chart, Overview, Valuation & Estimates and Capital Structure

ETF ticker — Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO)

Price chart and performance plus fund-specific data — notably a Country Allocation table breaking down geographic exposure — alongside valuation and news.

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Forex

i88 forex ticker page for USD/EUR with price chart, performance and US macroeconomic indicators

Forex ticker — USD/EUR

Price chart with indicators and multi-period performance for the currency pair, plus a US Macroeconomic indicators panel (federal funds rate, US inflation, consumer price index) and news.

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Index

i88 index ticker page for the S&P 500 Index with price chart and indicators

Index ticker — S&P 500

A focused layout: interactive price chart with indicators and multi-period performance for the index.

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Commodity

i88 commodity ticker page for Gold Futures (GCUSD) with price chart, multi-period performance and Overview

Commodity ticker — Gold Futures (GCUSD)

Price chart with indicators and multi-period performance (1D / 1W / 1M / 6M / 1Y / ALL), plus related news.

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Opening a Ticker Page

Use the cross-market search in the i88 toolbar to find any asset instantly.
1

Open Search

Click the search bar in the toolbar on any i88 page.
2

Type the Symbol or Name

Enter a ticker symbol (e.g. AAPL, BTC) or a full company or asset name. Results appear across all supported markets as you type.
3

Select the Result

Click the asset you want from the dropdown list. i88 opens the corresponding ticker page.

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Price Chart

At the top of every ticker page sits an interactive price chart that you can customize to match your analysis style.
  • Chart type — Toggle between a Candlestick chart for OHLC detail or a Line chart for a clean price trend view.
  • Time intervals — Switch between intraday, daily, weekly, monthly, and other intervals to zoom in or out on price history.
  • Technical indicators — Add overlays and oscillators (such as moving averages, RSI, MACD, and more) directly on the chart to support your technical analysis.
  • Candle detail on hover — Move the crosshair across the chart and a tooltip reports the open, high, low, close and volume of the candle beneath it, along with its change over the period.

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Drawing on the Chart

A toolbar runs down the left edge of the price chart with everything you need to mark up your analysis. Click a group icon to pick up its most-used tool, or open the chevron beside it for the full list.

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Editing what you have drawn

Select a drawing and a small toolbar appears beside it.
  • Style it — Choose from six colours and four line widths, or switch the line to dashed. Text objects carry a colour of their own.
  • Edit the text — Text, notes and callouts reopen for editing from the toolbar.
  • Lock it — A locked drawing stays put while you keep working on the chart around it.
  • Delete it — Remove a single drawing from the toolbar, or press Delete or Backspace while it is selected. Once the chart holds at least one drawing, a bin icon appears at the bottom of the toolbar to clear them all.
  • Step back — Ctrl/Cmd + Z undoes your last drawing action and Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + Z redoes it.
Drawings are saved in your browser against the ticker you made them on, so they are still there when you come back — and a different ticker opens with a clean chart of its own.
Drawing is a desktop feature. On a phone or tablet the chart behaves as it did before.

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Key Sections on a Ticker Page

Scroll down from the chart to explore the full range of data available for the asset.
View historical returns at a glance across multiple time horizons — day, week, month, quarter, year, and more — so you can quickly assess how the asset has moved relative to different periods.
Review trading signals and activity metrics derived from price and volume data. Use these signals to inform your own research. See the disclaimer below regarding their intended purpose.
Examine valuation ratios including the P/E ratio and EPS, alongside analyst estimates where available. Use these figures to evaluate how the market is pricing the asset relative to its earnings.
Break down the asset’s balance sheet at a high level — including debt, equity, and cash positions — to understand how the company funds its operations and obligations.
See year-by-year performance figures in the Annual Returns widget to identify long-term trends and compare performance across calendar years.
Track top-line growth with the Revenue widget and monitor profitability trends with the Annual Margin Trends section, which shows how gross, operating, and net margins have changed over time.
Follow insider transactions for the company — the date of each trade, the insider who made it, the amount, and whether it was a purchase or a sale — to see who inside the business has been buying or selling and when. The section shows the latest trades; All reports opens the full list.
Compare the company against similar names on a like-for-like basis: free cash flow per share change, LTM revenue change, EV/Sales, and the P/E ratio, all in one table.
Check the sentiment score and breakdown to gauge the current market mood around the asset, drawing on aggregated signals from multiple data sources.
Get a snapshot of essential fundamental data points alongside descriptive tags (such as sector, industry, and market classification) that help you contextualize the asset quickly.
Read the latest ticker-specific news articles curated for the asset. These articles are filtered to be directly relevant to the company or instrument you are researching.

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ETF-Specific Data

When you open a ticker page for an ETF, an additional Country Allocation table appears. This table breaks down the ETF’s holdings by country or region, giving you a clear picture of its geographic exposure. Use this data to assess diversification and understand where the fund’s underlying assets are concentrated.
Trading signals and activity metrics shown in the Insights & Activity section are provided for research purposes only and do not constitute financial advice. Always conduct your own due diligence before making any investment decision.