The modules are super easy to use:
(Win32 AS 5.8)
Get some charts 
use Finance::YahooChart;

foreach( @ARGV ){
last unless /\w+/;

my %img = getchart(symbol => $_ , size => 'b', type => 'w',
                 include => 'm');

`get $img{'url'} > $_.jpg`;

}

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Get some quotes 
#!/perl/bin/perl
use strict;
use Finance::YahooQuote;

my @quote = getquote @ARGV;

foreach (@quote){

print "${$_}[1] Bid: ${$_}[9] Ask: ${$_}[10] Last: ${$_}[2] \n";

}

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Example usage: 
c:\>quote.pl ibm msft qqq

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Update:removed the results

 I can't speak to the legal issues and think it is OT for this group. Martha Stewart's site probably has a lot of knowledge about stuff like that though, you might check her site out for that topic: www.marthstewart.com (kidding of course )
You should ask a lawyer about this stuff (Not kidding), especially since the SEC is very particular about dissemination of information about publicly traded securities.
Someone makes a poor investment decision based on information you provied and you my friend are now possibly liable for losses they incurred. Are you sure you are ready for that?
Cheers,
JamesNC

In reply to Re: Finance::YahooChart legal opinions? by JamesNC
in thread Finance::YahooChart legal opinions? by perleager

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