I donât currently have access to this just yet so my feedback will be based on what others have posted as screenshots.
Along the top where you can switch between GIA - ISA - SIPP, I see that âTreasury Billsâ seems to be omitted.
As we now have more space, it may be feasable to add pre-market and after-hours prices to the right of the stock price, giving us users more information about how the stock is being traded based on news when the markets are not open.
I am with @Panik - âIâd prefer the list of investments to be below the graph, with watchlist along side.â . This is of course my personal preferance and I am sure you have done your research during the UX Design phase but it feels more intuative to me.
I do like the percentage change between 2 points feature you appear to have implimented, which does bring me onto another point that I have brought up in the past, when you are looking at portfolio perfomance you should be able to select a year-to-date (YTD).
Just been granted access, So this is a super quick suggestion - The Cash Balance widget should not be below the investments on the right hand side, requiring scrolling down to view it. This ideally needs to be positioned at the top of the page to the right or left of the search on the top navigation.
Funny you mention that, When I first logged in it did remind me of a little of a wordpress dashboard, The UI does give off the vibe that the widgets could be moved around.
I disagree, there are regular complaints on here about execution prices from people who bought penny stocks with a massive spread. Showing Bid and ask would solve that
It wouldnât though. Because most people donât even understand what the spread is. The people that moan are always wrong as trades are always executed at the market price.
Fine - for a tiny % of trash penny stocks it matters to some. But for anything else it really doesnât.
You still see the sell price on the quote before you execute the trade.
If youâre trading shares and getting potentially wiped out by the spread you probably should look at a different way to make money.
I have to agree with Slim, yes itâs a good thing to know, but not everyone needs it.
You certainly donât lose money because of not knowing it. Trades are executed at the best price available.
Saying youâll lose money without knowing it seems to come across as thatâs a freetrade issue other brokers wouldnât have, but I reality, freetrade would execute at the same price as others anyway, so no money lost. (aside from those that do pfofâŠ)
You can use orders to minimise your concern on spread but ultimately for the long term, if youâve identified a company youâre happy to buy for the long term it has less of an issue.
Agree, everyone can have and itâs healthy to have a difference of opinion. Itâs also healthy for others to challenge what they perceive to be incorrect statements.
Another half bake product total net worth is very needed I have calculators to realise my true wealth and other features mentioned is very need but again itâs in beta still and feedback might change the new website and apps
I think people do lose money by not knowing the bid/ask, because they buy low liquidity penny stocks with a 10% spread. Then they come on here raging because they are down straight away. If they could see the spread they might think twice.
but it feels more intuative to me.