iCharts, It’s DocStoc For Charts

by Jason Wilk on September 9, 2008

  • iCharts lets users take data from spreadsheets (Excel, Google Docs), upload it directly to iCharts, and easily create or replicate an interactive chart.
  • iCharts will let you host and customize charts on their site, which can then be embedded anywhere html is accepted.
  • The easy UI of the site let’s you find relative charts that may be exactly the data you are looking for.
  • The panel worries that it competes too closely with the Google Charts API, but thinks it is a great service nonetheless.

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    Regards
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    Hi,

    Stock market India is volatile and all those who speculate in market are loosing everyday. Please remember stock market is not for speculation purpose. If one feel investing in stock market is gamble then its better to think again.

    One should always note that if they want to invest money they should do proper research be it fundamental research or technical research. Just think how come you can invest
    your money without any convincing reason for the same?

    Indian stock market is one of the most happening and emerging market. Major Indian stock exchanges are BSE and NSE and both are of world class standards.

    So grab good stocks and invest that’s the bottom line.
  • sharetipsinfo
    Hi,

    Stock market India is volatile and all those who speculate in market are loosing everyday. Please remember stock market is not for speculation purpose. If one feel investing in stock market is gamble then its better to think again.

    One should always note that if they want to invest money they should do proper research be it fundamental research or technical research. Just think how come you can invest
    your money without any convincing reason for the same?

    Indian stock market is one of the most happening and emerging market. Major Indian stock exchanges are BSE and NSE and both are of world class standards.

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