How we show stock and ETF prices
Where GFX.GE's stock and ETF prices come from, how often they update, how lari values are calculated and what we don't show.
Prices
Stock and ETF prices come from Finnhub (US exchanges). While the market is open we check about every 1.5 minutes, otherwise every 30 minutes. The last trade price is shown and may lag the exchange by seconds or minutes. Pre-market and after-hours trading are not shown.
Converting to lari
Lari price = dollar price x the National Bank's official USD/GEL rate. A broker's or bank's rate differs.
Figures
52-week range, P/E, EPS, beta, dividend yield, annual dividend, payout ratio and dividend growth are Finnhub data refreshed daily. The next earnings date comes from Finnhub's calendar and can change.
ETFs
Fund name, issuer, index, annual fee, launch date and distribution frequency were checked by hand on the issuer's official page (the date is on each fund page). Holdings and assets under management are not shown yet.
History
Since October 2026 we record prices ourselves, every 5 minutes during market hours. The earlier period, up to 5 years, is the daily close from Yahoo Finance (not adjusted for dividends or splits, as it traded). The lari price uses the NBG rate in effect that day.
What we don't show
Index levels (S&P 500, Nasdaq-100) and a dividend date calendar, as we don't have a free licensed source for them. We give no buy or sell recommendations and no price forecasts.
Prices and figures are for information and come from Finnhub; ETF facts from issuers' pages. Lari values at the National Bank rate. This is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.