It reads source data on a configurable cacheDuration, which is fine for sector, exchange, and company name but not for second-by-second quotes. For real-time pricing, use a separate widget on the base page powered by your existing market data API or a websocket feed; SleekRank handles structural reference content while the live price block updates on the client.

Update the source feed. New rows generate new /stocks/{slug}/ pages on cache refresh, removed rows drop out, and the sitemap reflects the changes after regeneration. For delisted tickers you want to keep alive for historical search traffic, leave the row but flag it as delisted and adjust the template to render that state.

Embed a chart widget on the base page using TradingView, Highcharts, or your existing charting library. SleekRank doesn't generate charts; it inserts the ticker via a selector mapping so the widget knows which symbol to load. The same approach works for fundamental charts pulled from a separate API.

Corporate actions like the FB-to-META rebrand happen often. Update the slug or use a permalink redirect, keep the underlying data synced with the feed, and the page reflects the new symbol. If you preserve the original slug and add a 'display_symbol' column, the URL stays stable while the displayed ticker updates on each render.

Yes. Build separate page groups for sectors and industries from filtered views of the same source. A 'Technology' page group with urlPattern /sectors/{slug}/ pulls every ticker where sector equals Technology, while individual /stocks/aapl-apple-inc/ pages stay generated by the original group.

If the feed includes them, map the columns directly into the page through tag or selector mappings. SleekRank renders whatever is in the source row. For richer earnings history, add an array column with quarterly entries and use a list mapping to repeat a row template per quarter inside the base page.

If your feed exposes those fields, add them as columns and map them in. Short interest and institutional ownership are typically updated less frequently than price, so a longer cacheDuration works fine. Options chains usually live in a dedicated widget on the base page rather than in the SleekRank-rendered structural content.

Add an exchange or country column to the source, and use a slug pattern that includes the exchange suffix where relevant — for example bmw-de or tsm-adr. Build separate page groups per exchange if you want different URL prefixes like /stocks/us/ and /stocks/eu/, or keep one group and let the exchange field drive the template.