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>> No. 9599 Anonymous
18th November 2022
Friday 7:19 pm
9599 Dashboards
I'm assuming there's lots of options out there for market dashboards to visually represent stock performance and so on. Do you lads have any recommendations? A website or Windows application is preferred, but interested in whatever is available.
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>> No. 9600 Anonymous
18th November 2022
Friday 7:23 pm
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You don't want a dashboard. If you monitor the markets too frequently you'll lose your mind.
>> No. 9601 Anonymous
18th November 2022
Friday 7:48 pm
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>>9599
For a pure Windows application, the classic option is MetaStock. You get it with a data subscription in various levels depending on whether you want history or how real-time. Expect to pay well north of $100/month depending on what data you want.

For purely UK-based market data, advfn.com is a reasonable website option - they have many options depending again on what market-depth you need to be able to see, but it can be cheap - anywhere from £8/month to £200/month.

For technical analysis in the SaaS world, I really like the look of tradingview.com - starts at £15/month.

It's the data that is expensive - the minute you start getting anything approaching real-time data, you're paying "exchange fees" - this is literally where the LSE, NYSE, whoever, makes you pay extra per month for the right to see non-delayed, real-time data; exchange fees go up very quickly, particularly if you're trying to look at a lot of global markets at once.

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