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# Reprint Permission Policies

## Electronic Media Reprint Policy

### Charts

**We do not allow our live charts to be embedded in other websites.** This is a restriction placed upon us by the various stock exchanges. For websites, that means you cannot use IMG tags to link to any charts on our site.

That said, we do allow charts from our website to be ***snapshotted/copied*** into any form of electronic media (website, blog, etc.) for free, as long as the following restrictions are followed:

1. Charts from members-only articles on the website cannot be reposted.
2. Charts must be copied manually. You cannot use a script or program to copy the charts.
3. **Our copyright notice, which appears on every chart, must be visible and unmodified.**
4. “Chart courtesy of StockCharts.com” must be placed somewhere near the chart reproduction. If the chart is on a website, we request that the “StockCharts.com” portion of this notice be linked to our website at ([https://stockcharts.com](https://stockcharts.com/)).
5. Contact us if you plan on regularly copying more than 50 charts per day.

### Articles <a href="#articles" id="articles"></a>

Please note that we do not allow our blog articles or ChartSchool articles to be republished in their entirety in any format. **Short excerpts may be used as long as proper attribution is given.** Please [contact our support team](mailto:mailto:support@stockcharts.com) if you want to use passages longer than one paragraph.

We also do not allow republishing of any portion of members-only articles from our website.

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## Print Media Reprint Policy

Any chart from our website can be freely republished in any kind of print media, with the following restrictions:

1. Our copyright notice, which appears on every chart, must be visible and unmodified.
2. “Chart courtesy of StockCharts.com” must be placed somewhere near the chart reproduction.

Links to materials on our website can be freely republished without restriction.


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