HMS: Historical Multiple Security Command

HMS is the Godel Terminal command for comparing multiple securities historically on a single chart: normalize, overlay, or display side-by-side.

HMS command showing historical multi-security comparison chart with normalized performance across several tickers

How to use HMS

Command:

HMS

Godel Terminal command bar showing HMS typed with the COMMANDS autocomplete suggesting 'Launches Historical Multiple Security'

Add tickers

Click into Add a ticker, search a symbol, and press Enter to add.

HMS Add a ticker input with a symbol search and the resulting series added to the comparison chart

Remove tickers

Hover the color swatch next to a ticker in the legend and click to remove.

HMS legend showing the color swatch hover state used to remove a ticker from the chart

Chart & Controls

Timeframe dropdown

Select from 1 Month, 3 Months, 6 Months, YTD, 1 Year, 5 Years, All Time to change the lookback window.

HMS command showing historical multi-security comparison chart with normalized performance across several tickers

Metric dropdown

Toggle the y-axis between Change % and $ Value. The chart and y-axis relabel automatically.

HMS command showing historical multi-security comparison chart with normalized performance across several tickers

FAQ

What does HMS do?
HMS is the Godel Terminal historical multiple security command.
How do I open HMS in Godel Terminal?
Type HMS in the terminal, or prefix with a ticker (for example, NVDA US EQ HMS).
Is HMS available on all plans?
Yes, HMS is available on every Godel plan.
Does HMS work for ETFs, indices, or non-US securities?
Yes. HMS works for ETFs, indices, and non-US securities, not just US stocks.

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