NickW-uk

It would be very useful to be able to right mouse click on a stock tab and select 'move to another workspace', or 'copy to another workspace'.

Happening again this time for Entain Plc, and removing and adding back the chart made no difference.

Fixed for 'IG Live now' popups but not for price alert popups.

I switched tabs and back again, then the daily candles displayed, but just like the weekly only up to 2018.

I'm using the desktop in-browser web trading platform, viewing an ISA account. Normally it just shows the ajax style loading icon, but just now it has loaded, but something strange occurring with the chart. I've discovered the chart for the weekly time-scale looks ok before 9th March 2018, but after that date there are no candles. The monthly time-scale is similar to the weekly, the daily time-scale just shows the ajax-style loading icon.

Seems to be fixed now.

The IG Live On air now notification in Firefox prevents interaction in the right column, so I can't place an order as the notification is in the way, and the cross top right doesn't close the notification popup. A page refresh cleared it, but maybe only because I had clicked the link then closed the video. This is very annoying!

Chart for iPath Bloomberg Coffee Subindex Total Return ETN doesn't load.

In the chart indicators there is the MACD but I don't see PPO. This is a request to add the Percentage Price Oscillator (PPO) indicator please.

On the daily charts gaps are showing for weekends, and on the hour charts gaps are showing overnight!

The Invesco Global Agriculture UCITS ETF chart is not loading.

Removing and re-adding the charts fixed the issue (I thought I had tried that previously). So maybe my browser was not updating the chart.

Wild price prints where prices are shown momentarily going to zero, for example for Shell Plc (Tuesday 20 September 2022 at 13:28) and now Rio Tinto Plc, render the chart as useless!

Why would I not be able to place a stop order on WisdomTree FTSE 250 1x Daily Short in my ISA account, it says the market is not available online? However I was able to place a sell limit order. (can you delete my same question in the wrong forum please)

Why would I not be able to place a stop order on WisdomTree FTSE 250 1x Daily Short, it says the market is not available online? However I was able to place a sell limit order.

Any news on the volume profile yet?

@ArturG I believe all UK and EU platforms will be restricted to only selling UCITS compliant ETF's. I've found the following UCITS US Treasury EFT's listed on IG: Invesco US Treasury 7-10 Year UCITS ETF Vanguard USD Treasury Bond UCITS ETF

OCO (One-Cancels-the-Other) orders would be useful in the share dealing and ISA accounts, or be able to set a sell limit order at the same time as a stop order without it saying "you can't sell this stock short".

The price chart for Rio Tinto on any time scale over 5mins seems to have been screwed up by a price print yesterday at15:00 (13/07/2022). What causes this?

No but I was incorrectly thinking that there was an upfront fund/trust charge at the point of dealing, but of course this ongoing charge is wrapped up within the fund/trust, rather than additional dealing charges. I was thrown by the way iWeb displays charges at point of dealing, and on scanning I missed seeing the stars pointing to clarification notes. Thank you @ AndaIG and @gezmond for clarifying.

On closer inspection, in iWeb the ongoing annual charge is NOT upfront (my mistake). Having said that their support don't know the answer either, so I assume it's calculated daily.

I've checked with HL and on their platform the annual charge is proportioned on a daily basis, so maybe IG is the same?

My question is about annual external fund/trust/REIT charges which differ according to the stock.

Those are IG fees, I don't see any mention of external fees. Maybe there aren't any, but not convinced.

I was hoping to find a Share Dealing Demo account to check external charges on funds, trusts, and REITS, but apparently one is not available. The IWEB platform identifies upfront external annual charges on stocks like VOF, WWH, AEW, etc which would make short term trades expensive; For example IWEB total dealing charges for AEW amount to 4.8%! Of course I realise they are intended as longer term holdings. My question is does IG identify external charges, and if so where?