dsh-ticker-jp

You are deep in a DSH session, iterating with an AI and running long tasks, and all you want is a quick glance at how the TOPIX-linked ETF or the Nasdaq is doing. Switching tabs to a browser trading site breaks your momentum, and the context you just built evaporates. dsh-ticker-jp was made for exactly this moment: a lightweight floating widget in the top-right corner that defaults to the TOPIX-linked ETF (1306.T) and Nikkei 225 (^N225), showing price and change at a glance without ever leaving your workspace.

It goes well beyond two static numbers. Add any Yahoo Finance symbol- Japanese .T, US equities, HK .HK, A-shares .SS/.SZ- and each row renders the name, last price, and percentage change with a red-up / green-down scheme that you can flip to the American convention with one click. The window is draggable and collapsible, and its background tracks the current DSH theme color. When every market you follow is closed, polling throttles automatically to once per minute and snaps back to a five-second cadence at the open. Sixteen UI languages are available, the default matching your browser locale, and every setting-window position, watch list, palette, language-persists to local storage with a single click to restore defaults.

It suits developers and traders who live in DSH, collaborate with AI constantly, and keep an eye on Japan and global markets at the same time. Data comes from the free, key-free Yahoo Finance chart API, so there is nothing to configure beyond picking your tickers.