Dividend Chaser vs ChartIQ Analytical Simulator

Dividend Chaser contains NO advertisements! It provides a daily list of companies on the S&P500 that have formally announced an upcoming dividend, and it presents the data in a simple easy to follow format that includes a “Purchase By” date, as well as the companies ticker symbol, the quarterly dividend amount, and the annual yield. It is a tool that can be used to assist investors with decisions involving dividend paying stocks on the S&P500 exchange. It does not make investment recommendations, nor does it provide the ability to actually make purchases or sales. It is purely a research tool, and it is intended to expedite dividend chasing research time by eliminating hundreds of Internet searches and hours of analysis by utilizing our unique in-house created data-feed of only the pertinent information. • No Advertisements! • Unique list of announced dividends. • 6 filter options to present the data. • Data is updated daily.

ChartIQ - The World's Most Powerful HTML5 Charts. Install our mobile chart simulator to test drive our native mobile app experience! The ChartIQ Difference ChartIQ is the first and only professional grade HTML5 Charting Library solution that works seamlessly on any platform (mobile, web, desktop) or framework (Angular, React, Vue) using a single library. It is pure JavaScript and runs entirely within a browser or web view with native controls. Most companies have at least one financial charting library for each platform or application they target—web, C#, Java, mobile OS's, etc. which means developers have multiple code bases to maintain. With ChartIQ, write your code once and use it everywhere. A Robust Software Development Kit (SDK) ChartIQ is essentially an infrastructure toolkit, carefully thought through and built to give you unparalleled flexibility while maintaining ease of integration. Our clients love how quickly they get up and running with our charting library: a complete SDK with comprehensive APIs, production-grade “drop-in” UI templates, sample implementations, optional add-on modules, and extensive documentation. This allows software developers to integrate charts into their applications within minutes.