Simplifies your share buying and selling decisions. It collects and stores price information for all shares on the London Stock Exchange, which you can analyse in the following ways.
- Display graphs of share price against time.
- Examine a share`s prices for the year in numeric format.
- Set up moving averages for displaying on the share price graph and for producing lists of shares whose moving averages have crossed. Moving averages are used to smooth out share price movements to create a clearer picture of the general trend. The relative position of a share’s moving averages can be an indication to buy or sell.
- Discover which shares have risen or fallen over a particular period of time. A share that has risen rapidly or fallen rapidly may have become respectively overbought or oversold, due to the momentum inherent in share price movements. In combination with fundamental information about a company, you may want to consider buying an oversold share or selling an overbought one.
- Find out which shares have been removed from the Stock Exchange, and which have been recently added.
- Obtain lists of shares whose price is within a specified percentage of its high or low for the year. Again, such shares may have been respectively overbought or oversold.
- Create a portfolio of shares you have bought, so you can easily monitor their price movements until you decide to sell.

Updating your share price information requires just an internet connection and the click of a button. On an average dial-up internet connection, each day`s prices takes less than a second to download. So even if you have been away on holiday for a month, getting up to date is quick and easy.

The registered version allows you to update your share price information over the internet. The unregistered version has share prices that are a few weeks old.

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