Grounded in real quotes
Prices, market caps, 52-week ranges and daily moves are fetched at question time from the same tables that power the screener, not recalled from training data.
“How has NVDA moved this week?”
US markets · AI assistant
Ask about any US stock in plain English. Get an answer with the numbers
No ticker syntax, no screener filters to configure. Ask what a company does, how it moved today, or which stocks are leading the market. The assistant looks the answer up in the same data the rest of the site runs on, and shows you what it checked.
Reads live US data
Shows its sources
Knows your portfolio
US Market Assistant
Connected to live US market data
What is NVDA trading at, and how has it moved today?
Looked up NVDA quote
DAY MOVE
+2.31%
MARKET CAP
$4.54T
VOLUME
148.2M
Quote delayed at least 15 minutes.
Ask about a US stock…
Plain English
No query syntax to learn
Live lookups
Reads the same tables the site does
Cited
Shows which data it pulled
Two markets
Answers on NGX and US alike
What it can do
A research assistant, not a chatbot.
The difference is that it looks things up. Every number in an answer comes from a tool call against real market data, not from the model's memory.
Follows the conversation
Ask a follow-up without repeating yourself. It keeps the ticker you were discussing, so "and its market cap?" resolves the way you'd expect.
“What about compared to AMD?”
Explains, not just reports
Ask what a metric means or why a stock moved and you get an explanation in ordinary language, with the underlying figures attached so you can check it.
“Why is Alphabet listed twice?”
Grounded in market data
Answers built around the numbers.
The assistant connects plain-English questions with NGN Market's structured company, quote and market data. Relevant figures appear with the explanation, giving you a faster route from a question to research you can inspect.
- Company names matched to the correct listed securities
- Similar and case-sensitive tickers distinguished accurately
- Portfolio questions connected to your own positions when signed in
- Supporting market figures shown alongside the answer
Find a company
searchUSCompanies()Resolves a name or partial ticker to the right US listing before anything else runs.
Quote and profile
getUSStockQuote()Delayed price, valuation metrics and the 52-week range for one ticker.
Movers and breadth
getUSMarketMovers()Current gainers, losers, most active and advance/decline across the live universe.
Your holdings
getMyPortfolio()Your own positions and performance, in dollars, when you're signed in.
How it works
How an answer gets built
01
You ask in plain English
Type the question the way you'd say it. Company names work as well as tickers, since the assistant resolves them first.
02
It looks the data up
The assistant works from the same structured quotes, movers and price history shown across NGN Market.
03
You get the answer with numbers
Figures come back attached to the claim they support, so you can check the reasoning instead of taking it on trust.
The assistant works from the same structured US quotes, profiles, movers and history shown across NGN Market, so answers arrive with the figures that support them. US quotes are delayed by at least 15 minutes; answers are for research, not investment advice.
How our US market data worksCommon questions
How the assistant keeps answers useful and verifiable.
Does the assistant use real US market data?
Yes. It uses the same structured quotes, company profiles, market movers and price history that power NGN Market's US pages, and retrieves the relevant figures when you ask.
Can it see my portfolio?
Only when you're signed in, and only your own. Ask about your holdings or performance and it reads your positions to answer, reporting US positions in dollars and NGX positions in naira with no conversion between them.
Is the assistant giving me investment advice?
No. It is a research tool. It can summarise what a company does and report what a stock has done, but it does not know your circumstances and its output should not be treated as a recommendation.
How can I verify an answer?
Key figures appear alongside the explanation and use the same data presented on NGN Market's stock pages and screeners. Open the relevant stock page for the full company and pricing context, and review any research before acting on it.
Start with a question.
Whether it's a ticker you've never heard of or a metric you'd rather not look up by hand, ask it the way you'd ask a colleague.