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Embed Oxford Ledge widgets

Drop a live Oxford Ledge widget into your website, blog, or newsletter. Each one is a self-contained <iframe> — copy the snippet, paste it into your page’s HTML, and it updates itself. The widgets are free and ungated; there is nothing to sign up for and no key to manage.

See where your widget travels. Add ?ref=yoursite.com to the end of the embed URL (replacing yoursite.com with your own domain). It changes nothing a reader sees — it just lets us credit your site if a reader clicks through and creates an account. The value is a website name only; never anything about your readers.

Ticker card

A live price card for any US-listed company — price, daily change, and a click-through to the full company page. Swap AAPL for any ticker; add ?mode=research for the larger card or ?mode=chip for a one-line inline pill.

<iframe src="https://www.oxfordledge.com/embed/ticker/AAPL?mode=compact"
        width="340" height="170" frameborder="0"
        title="AAPL — Oxford Ledge"></iframe>

Value Creation Score

A shareable badge of the 0–100 Value Creation Score — the composite that measures research practice, not portfolio returns. The score is computed from the same six raw signals as the in-app panel.

<iframe src="https://www.oxfordledge.com/embed/value-score?tickers=35&features=7&education=28&days=90&streak=14&community=10"
        width="360" height="200" frameborder="0"
        title="Value Creation Score — Oxford Ledge"></iframe>

The six numbers in that URL are illustrative sample inputs, not anyone’s real activity — swap them for your own to render your own score.

Lesson card

A card for any Oxford Ledge LEARN module — its title, a short summary, and a click-through to the full lesson. Replace what-is-stock with the last segment of any lesson’s URL: reading /learn/stocks-101/what-is-stock/ gives you what-is-stock. Browse the lessons →

<iframe src="https://www.oxfordledge.com/embed/learn/what-is-stock"
        width="360" height="200" frameborder="0"
        title="Oxford Ledge lesson"></iframe>

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