Live pricing
no short term plans
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Andrew
MSTR is 542 AUD, yet in pearler says 520? Can you explain?
Pasqual Carstens
Hayden Smith
no short term plans
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Dylan
Some level of daily performance per stock (increase/decrease dollar amount, percentage etc.) would be great, even if delayed 20mins.
Steven Bowman
The pricing needs to be updated a lot Sooner !
At the end of trading at 4.10pm is the finale trade price , just after 4.30pm Stake pricing update to reflect this
Pearler does not update pricing that day it seems to the following day
As example, A2M on pearler front screen 5.42 share price however when you click on the pretend to purchase price is 5.63
i have tried clinking back and refreshing screen and still showing old price.
Dan Gough
For me, I’m Not interested in live pricing. I did come from commsec which was nice but I wouldn’t want to pay more for the live service.
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C H I A R A
if not live, where can i see the delayed price per unit of the investment I own? It would be nice to see it next to the Dollar figue like in Selfwealth. I can see the gain and loss in $, but unless i click on 'buy', i don't know what the price per unit is.
Thank you
Hayden Smith
How would people want to use this live pricing? I'd love to hear more about it.
Stuart
Hayden Smith: I can understand the hesitancy implementing live pricing when pearler is mainly targeted towards dollar cost averaging autoinvest set-and-forget.
However, I have some smaller speculative investments and I’d prefer to house everything under one HIN and one broker. I could keep them with my previous broker (nabtrade), but I’d have to increase my position to level up their service tiers. In such a scenario at pearler, being able to see live pricing and the buy/sell spread in the underlying market would assist in making a buy/sell decision.
Would I pay extra for this, either each such transaction or each month/year? Possibly - depending on where such pricing landed. It’s a bit hard to say without any such estimated cost.
I’d be happy to keep delayed pricing on the dashboard, although a way to toggle to live pricing would potentially be beneficial.
Hayden Smith
Stuart : Hey Stuart! The limitation is actually the very large cost of ASX live data, which we'd have to pass on probably to customers (since we'd likely pay a flat fee rather than a per-usage). We will keep exploring though.
Hayden Smith
under review
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Nicholas Talerico
As per below comments.
It's not something i would pay extra for as it is not a 'must have' and something i can currently do for free..
i just like to do daily, log on and see how much I'm up or down.. not that it impacts my investment decisions.
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