Voltick

Tapping a ticker in your watchlist opens its board. On a phone the tap was being read as the start of a drag, so nothing happened. It opens on the first tap now, and press and hold to reorder still works exactly as before. Boards come up sooner. The board you have open is now first in line for its option chain instead of waiting behind every other ticker, which is what left a cold board sitting on Loading. Prices keep moving through the session. A stalled feed is caught in seconds rather than minutes, and the board no longer resets itself when a quiet index simply has nothing new to send. Ceiling and floor labels are showing again. The record was being asked about a level with one measure and answering with another, so the label stayed blank. The Forward Window now widens with time instead of with the width of your screen. It used to reach the full expected move at the right edge of the chart whether the close was six hours away or twenty minutes. It is scaled to the session time actually left now, it stops at the expiration with that band's two prices on it, and it counts half days and market holidays properly. The band itself is drawn as soft overlapping shading with no hard edge, because the edge of an expected move is not a level and should not look like one. Level trails have a new shape called Path. Every bubble sits at the strike its level actually held at that candle, in that level's own colour, and grows and shrinks with the level's size. A Volt that spent the morning two strikes lower now shows it, instead of the whole session being flattened onto wherever that level happens to sit right now. Core, Profile and Ribbon are unchanged and still the default. Plus the usual round of corrections to prices, levels, counts and captions across the app. Plus the usual round of corrections to prices, levels, counts and captions across the app.