Welcome to MoneyAM.

Today sees the launch of MoneyAM, a bright new financial website for the smart investor. Our aim is quite simple: we aim to become the UK's leading web-based supplier of shares related content and data.

Streaming real time share prices, up to the minute portfolios, live city news, email alerts, bulletin boards, company fundamentals plus expert analysis supplied by the same award-winning team of journalists, analysts and researchers that produce Shares Magazine every week. These are just some of the great features that MoneyAM provides free to anyone who registers on the site.

Our premium paid for services are compelling and competitively priced and a must for the serious investor/trader. Unlimited level 1, FTSE indices, alerts, Premium market scan tools and the Traders Room (Bulletin Board) are just some of the extras on offer. Level 2 services will be coming to MoneyAM very soon!!!

We hope you enjoy using the site.

Regards

Mike Boydell
Managing Director

I blame Brexit.

Try CHAI thread on AD VFN

It's amazing who is still alive and kicking. The closure is bringing us 'fossils' to the surface...

Bugger the coach trip, Stan!!

jj - nice to see you around. You still down the road from me?

I know what your saying BA and that was true about long distant older coach travel, but having done a few long return journeys in the last 15 years or so to Copenhagen, Krakow and Berlin I can say the relative comfort compared with years before was considerably better.

With plenty of stops and again the relative quality of Motorway service stations on the Continent compared to the general rubbish on this side of the Channel makes the stops actually something to look forward too.

Further more I regard the actual journeys to a destination as part of my holiday as chatting to people from different Countries and Cultures is something I enjoy, Social Anthropology being one of my many interests.

Better to Travel than Arrive one could say.

Al..yes and no. A few miles down the coast now in NB. Handy for the train. I take it you haven't moved? Good to see you are still around and hope you and family are doing well. Enjoy Iran! My travel is more Queensland and California..keeping a check on the kids. Take care.

Stan..arriving is much more fun!!

so next week is the last,will really miss this site

best of luck all..

Regarding the comments on boards, there are boards here:

http://www.livecharts.co.uk/membersarea/threads.php

Have to register but free.

I have a thread regarding trading FTSE commodity stocks.

Still in Elphinstone, jj. Still messing with my house, but major works completed years ago. I just like doing bits and pieces!! ;0 All the best.

Might have a look at that live charts website, Mo06. Probably won't be heading to ADVFN.

Just noticed that some new features will be added to Stockwatch in Shares Magazine on 20th Feb, to include: Live Streaming; No more manual refresh, RNS Alerts button, Re-designed layout for mobiles & the ability to create and edit notes on your watchlists in the coming months.

Free here £144 on Shares, that's quite a jump though.

Hi all - Just to remind you that MoneyAM will be closing this Thursday (21st). If you would like your watchlists to be moved from MAM to Shares please do send me an email at mediasupport@ajbell.co.uk

Please be aware that we can only move your watchlists over if you have an account on Shares (free or paid). To register on Shares please copy and paste the following link: https://www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/subscribe

Do get in touch if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Dee

Just to say a big thank you to Moneyam for the last 15 years that i have used their site.
Also thanks to you all on here that i have corresponded with ,taken advice from /and generally chatted to over the years .
Good luck to all with their future trading.
Jimmy b ...

Ah JJ thought you had found an Island to settle on -): how ya doing doing?

As MoneyAm is closing, I think it is worth remembering the late Derek Lambert who died in 2013 (Mighty Micro). His company IST built this platform and its tools from scratch in a very short time. The problems that we are all having in finding an equivalent system is a testament to his work.

http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=17674&from=1&to=500

Agree Hays. A fine job.

I'm really sorry to hear about Derek. Unfortunately, I'm this far behind, having been quite active on this site in its earlier days and not so much since 2013 when I got drafted at short notice into running IT for a large international school in Asia. Being in IT myself, I appreciated his position as one of the giants on whose shoulders we stand today in the industry - and recall his recounting of why he chose the "Mighty Micro" moniker. Perhaps it says something that as we do this final roll call I'd noted his absence from the old list of regulars.

Couldn't agree more, Haystack. I was privileged to have met the man. As with many on here who helped the less experienced, he was the epitome of a gent.

After over 16 years, it's a real shame to see this site go, but I guess things moves on. I've still not seen some turn up for a final farewell.

Thanks MAM - one of a kind.

Cheers
Al