Up/down marker for quoteboard change
CompletedHi -
Please add up/down indicators for the Change column on the Quoteboard. For example, when Brent Crude dropped a tick, its Change for the session went from -0.14 to -0.15 and there would be a red down triangle or arrow (like I've added in the first image):
When it ticked up one tick, it went from being down -0.15 to down -0.14 on the session, so there would be a green up indicator (like I've added in the second image):
The idea is to provide some context for what a given market is doing now because one market may have rallied 10-ticks and still be down -0.14 on the session, while another market may have sold off 10-ticks to currently be down -0.14 for the session. Clearly, even though they may both show being down the same amount for the session, that's an incomplete picture of their respective contexts.
Thanks & take care -
Derek
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Hi Derek,
We're discussing this enhancement request. I wanted to run one idea past you (and others who may have voted for this).
We have 2 approaches we're talking through:
- The one that you suggested above where there will be an indicator showing up/down movement based on the change
- Another approach that we were talking about would be to show the movement of the last "x" ticks as a column on the quote board (say 10 for example) visually. Something like this:
Let us know what you think.
Thanks again for submitting the request!
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Hi Brian -
Thanks for the update and sharing some of the ways you guys are looking at implementing the request. The way you proposed is definitely interesting to me. If implemented, would the number of ticks be configurable? For example, I might just want to see the last few fluctuations, maybe 3, while someone else may prefer seeing the last 10 fluctuations.
In any case, I'm very interested to see how it comes together and would be more than happy to help test it :D
Thanks & take care -
Derek
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Hi Brian
I think your suggested Option 2, with the ability to set the 'X' ticks change per instrument is a winner.
That will help when looking at instruments with different volatility on the Quote Board.
How far away is either of the above options from being released? I see your post was almost a year ago.
Thanks
Stuart
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