As I'm sure you are aware, we and many of you have had a long and tiresome battle with Java when trying to use our streaming services. We have therefore been working on a solution to remove this problem.

We are pleased to announce that we have a new stockwatch available for use which no longer uses Java. We are currently making this available as a technical beta version, which means we are interested in your feedback regarding performance, bugs and browser/operating system/device compatibility issues (note: design and styling will be addressed in later beta releases).

For the purpose of allowing the old and new stockwatch versions to run concurrently, the technical functionality of the new stockwatch mimics the old one for now (not style, fonts or look). Editing and managing watchlists uses the same process as the current java stockwatch but is now at the top of the page. This will allow you to switch between the versions should you have any problems. All technical features of the current stockwatch are available in the new version except for the ability to drag resize columns. In the near future and as we migrate away from the java version of stockwatch, we will add new usability features as well as design it up to make the whole stockwatch experience smoother than it has ever been.

As this new version does not require java, you should expect it to work on your android devices and ipad/iphones. For now the display has not been optimised for smaller screens, but this will come in future development.

NOTE: Due to javascript performance in Internet Explorer 8, this new stockwatch can cause high CPU load. We recommend you use a current version of a modern browser such as Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox for best results.

The new version can be found on the following link:

http://www.moneyam.com/stockwatch/beta.php

NOTE: Non java versions of streaming trades, streaming news and level 2 will be released over the coming weeks.

Please do not worry about design/style at the moment as this version has not been styled it is purely a technical beta test environment it will be styled before it is released. We have put this here purely for feedback on its technical functionality i.e does it work in your browser and on your PC/Laptop/Tablet/Mobile

Please post your technical feedback in this discussion thread

Thank you for your feedback and we hope you enjoy it

Renodci: The problem you saw was not caused by the stockwatch, it was caused by a slow database this afternoon. You would have seen the same problem if you were using the Java version.

Thanks George - Yep; the two I was trying to delete have now gone from my list. :-)

I can finally view my Stockwatch on a Blackberry Playbook tablet using this !! - well done and potentially great to not need Java plugin and the associated hassles
regards
Martin

Love it! Finally can use iPhone and iPad. Thank you.

Seems to be functionally OK in IE9, but all my notes have disappeared ??

Update: In Safari on my iPad my notes are visible, but in IE9, all it says where the note should be is 'Add Note'

Update
hmm, just reloaded the page and the notes are visible now...

Update
....notes have disappeared again....?!?

George

Sorry, I'm confused about what you actually mean here:

"It does show the valid last trade (which is what it is supposed to do) but the Java version hides it if that was on a previous day. We will probably do the same in the new version to avoid confusion."

Java version hides the last trade if it occurred on a previous day.

Does that mean the old version wasn't reporting certain trades?

So do you mean:

Your new software version shows the valid last trade even if it occurred on the previous day and you are going to keep it like that?

or

You are not going to keep it like that?

ExecLine: Hi. It's not something we intentionally did when we developed this to be honest so a decision needs to be made by us.

To clarify, the data in the 3 trade columns relates to the last trade whenever it was, be that today, yesterday, or whenever. That data is provided to both the Java and the HTML versions, but it's apparent that a decision was made when the Java version was developed years ago to not show trade data if the last trade was not on the current day.

So, what I was saying was that as far as last trade data is concerned, the data in those columns is valid. However we don't show that data if it's not from the current day in Java, but we currently do show it in the HTML version. No trade data will be missed because on the correct day, that trade would have shown in the Java version.

With regards to keeping it or removing it, I'll do what is right in the eyes of the boss/majority of users. :-)

Cannot be many stocks which don't trade at least once a day surely ....?

Working fine, what a bonus to have streaming on my iPad.

Works very well.
Loads faster. Great improvement .

I cannot click to Trades from the new HTML Stockwatch. I use Chrome, by the way.

To make the link work, or see Trades, I have to use the old Stockwatch or launch a new Chrome browser and go straight to Trades using Java, which hasn't been polluted with the new HTML. I hope I am making sense here. I guess it's some kind of a cookie thing.

Now what would be REALLY nice would be a feed to MT4........

ExecLine: Are you saying that if you click a T link, you don't get sent to the Trades page?

Great improvement on the java version which was a real pain and it is much faster.. Adding or deleting stocks to the watch list is not a problem.
I think that the selection section ie change watch list etc. is much better placed at the top. It is easier to use rather than the need to scroll down to the end of the list.
I had a few issues that when switching watch lists I had to login again is spite of being logged in already

Thanks

Java Stockwatch
Change to HTML Stockwatch
Click on 'T' for the stock I want
Wait patiently...... ...... ....... Hmmm? Nothing! No Trades

When I click on the 'T' I do get sent to the Trades page at:

http://www.moneyam.com/action/nav/trades?epic=BLAH

and I do see 'the control box at the top of the Trades page' (to set Live Stream, Date, etc).

However, I don't see any Trades on 'Live Stream'. The Java signal doesn't appear either, not that I'm expecting it anyhow, because I'm thinking I'm using HTML. But anyway, 'Nothing!'

Would it be possible to Capitalise The Names to make them easier to read? Would shrink the width too.
Selectable font size would be nice.
I have a 27in monitor 2560x1440 and font is too large / lacking sharpness.
Win7x64U / Firefox

2 (new) quotes that only give partial data under Java are completely absent under HTML5.
42TE
42RQ

I like it. Quicker to load and more stable.

I use a Laptop running Windows 7 premium and Internet explorer 11.
The Beta version seems to run very well with better scrolling than the Java Version.
Would like to run the Beta version as the preferred method but at the moment I have to wait for the Java to load first before being able to select the new version.

ExecLine: Once you are at the trades page, it makes no difference how you go there, so this isn't related to the HTML stockwatch. I think what you are seeing is actually a problem with Java.

What happens if you click this link? Does it work?
http://www.moneyam.com/action/nav/trades?epic=VOD

I don't really want to get into troubleshooting this on this thread because it's not related to the HTML stockwatch.