Sharky
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Hi everyone,
Being the start of a new year, I think it's an excellent time to start a discussion on ways of improving the website.
Please use this thread to make suggestions and offer feedback regarding the site.
To kick things off, I have a few suggestions for improving the site, and would be very interested to hear your views..
1. More Forums... Perhaps related to one or more of the following... Forex, Futures/Options, US/UK/Euro Shares (for Swing/Position) Trades. Any others come to mind?
2. Guide to Financial Websites, the best website across a number of categories, with screenshots, descriptions and member ratings.
3. Intraday News Feed. This is currently being worked on! Giving members the ability to comment on stories and post their views.
4. Further work on the "knowledge bank", providing editorials across the spectrum of trading topics. With the ultimate aim of bringing together one of the most comprehensive sources of trader information anywhere on the net. Perhaps offering members the opportunity to be editor of any section, ie. if you were interested in level 2 or candlestick analysis, then having the ability to maintain links to websites, edit a glossary, and publish editorial content.
5. Mailing List - letting members communicate both on the website and via email, either subscribing to every email posted, or a digest of the day. Perhaps useful for helping to generate ideas about intraday movements?
6. Introduction of the UK Trader Locator - Finding ways in which to help bring together traders who wish to meet up.
7. Data Mining. If I think there's enough demand, we could have a section of the website which presents an array of EOD data on UK/Euro/US stocks - those hitting new highs/lows, MA crossovers, Volume Spikes, etc.
8. Improvement to the index competition.
9. Anything else I've missed out?
Look forward to discussing these and any other suggestions small or large.
We've already managed to deliver a whole host of new features to the website. During 2003 you can expect us to push the boundaries a whole lot further!
Cheers,
Paul.
Being the start of a new year, I think it's an excellent time to start a discussion on ways of improving the website.
Please use this thread to make suggestions and offer feedback regarding the site.
To kick things off, I have a few suggestions for improving the site, and would be very interested to hear your views..
1. More Forums... Perhaps related to one or more of the following... Forex, Futures/Options, US/UK/Euro Shares (for Swing/Position) Trades. Any others come to mind?
2. Guide to Financial Websites, the best website across a number of categories, with screenshots, descriptions and member ratings.
3. Intraday News Feed. This is currently being worked on! Giving members the ability to comment on stories and post their views.
4. Further work on the "knowledge bank", providing editorials across the spectrum of trading topics. With the ultimate aim of bringing together one of the most comprehensive sources of trader information anywhere on the net. Perhaps offering members the opportunity to be editor of any section, ie. if you were interested in level 2 or candlestick analysis, then having the ability to maintain links to websites, edit a glossary, and publish editorial content.
5. Mailing List - letting members communicate both on the website and via email, either subscribing to every email posted, or a digest of the day. Perhaps useful for helping to generate ideas about intraday movements?
6. Introduction of the UK Trader Locator - Finding ways in which to help bring together traders who wish to meet up.
7. Data Mining. If I think there's enough demand, we could have a section of the website which presents an array of EOD data on UK/Euro/US stocks - those hitting new highs/lows, MA crossovers, Volume Spikes, etc.
8. Improvement to the index competition.
9. Anything else I've missed out?
Look forward to discussing these and any other suggestions small or large.
We've already managed to deliver a whole host of new features to the website. During 2003 you can expect us to push the boundaries a whole lot further!
Cheers,
Paul.