PowerTicker X for Mac

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Developer’s Description

View dynamic stock market info.

PowerTicker allows you to easily monitor the stock markets around the world. Whether it's the NASDAQ or the Bourse, PowerTicker can track an unlimited number of stocks that you need watching. You can view the data on a scrolling ticker, individual stock reports, summarized reports, or personal portfolios. The built-in portfolio manager uses the latest available stock quotes to calculate the current value of your investments; even your international holdings are automatically converted at the current exchange rate and tallied in your currency of choice. PowerTicker will also monitor mutual funds, international indexes, over 60 major currencies, and major metal commodities.

Some of the features of PowerTicker:

customized stock reports;
portfolios with support for multiple-currencies;
multiple alerts on price changes;
QuickQuote to lookup prices of any stock on any exchange;
Currency Converter for quick rates;
support for international exchanges;
support for international currencies;
support for Scandinavian quote services (NGM & AktieTorget);
configurable scrolling tickers;

PowerTicker X for Mac

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GENERAL

Release: April 10, 2011

Latest update: June 4, 2015

Version: 2.8.3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.5
Mac OS X 10.6
Mac OS X

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 640

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3.7/5

19 User Votes

Used to be Great!
gdwarnerMarch 21, 2012
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Allows you to track multiple stocks with varying views. Also tracks currencies, and compares them against whichever currency you specify: US Dollar --> AUS Dollar, etc.
Cons
Stock prices are on a 15 minute delay. Does not handle stock options ... and of late, no longer downloads stock data.
Summary
I have used PowerTicker since it began as MacTicker, and saw it through the purchase by Galleon Software, and a few good updates ... then one day, I started my registered and paid for copy, and none of the stocks updated. I attributed it to the lateness of the hour, and soon forgot about it ... and when I tried it a few days later, well before the markets closed, the same thing happened: All stocks and currencies were blue, and showed "N/A" for the current price and the percentage of change. I searched the web for information on what was going on with the parent company, but found no news. Sent not one, but TWO e-mails to support a couple weeks ago, and have yet to hear back. Long story short, don't buy this one until there's an update, or at the very least, *somebody* from Galleon Software talks to the Mac press to let their customers know what is going on with their software. In the meantime, I am in search of something on the Mac that does the same thing as PowerTicker X did, and having very little luck.
memory leak persists
plaintigerSeptember 15, 2009
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br /> as someone noted about v.2.5, v.2.8.0 also leaks like a sieve. at launch on my system, PowerTicker uses 10.8 MB of RAM; the longer the app runs - that is, just the ticker running across the top of the screen; i don't use any of the app's other functions - the more RAM it takes up; i think the most i've caught it using is 760 MB. it also seems to be less than fully compatible with Snow Leopard, as quitting PowerTicker - even before it's sucked up over 700 MB of RAM - leaves a motionless apparition of the ticker across my screen. and finally, when the ticker is running - again, no matter how much RAM it's taken up so far - it's slightly jittery. it's a minor thing, but i can't help but think how much more pleasing it would be to look at if it rolled smoothly across the screen. i love PowerTicker's ticker - jitters aside, it's the nicest-looking one i've found. but behind the scenes is a rather flawed mass of code that nobody seems terribly interested in fixing. i wish they did, but the fact that it's leaked memory for at least ten years now - since before WhiteNile owned it - and that it's been updated somewhere around once every three or four years and none of those updates has addressed the app's biggest problems - doesn't give me much reason to hope.
PowerTicker 2.7.3
Phoenix DownUnderMarch 16, 2008
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />PowerTicker 2.7.3 came out today, yes 2.7.3, and its good. Still the best program for monitoring shares, pity my own shares are ...., I mean, poor performers.
New Version 2.6
Phoenix DownUnderMarch 20, 2006
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Works well. Thanks for fixing the slight layout issues... looks great. Minor issue, last Trades do not appear for AX Stock Exchange. Australian Stock Exchange symbols now working correctly. This version appears to be good and stable. Great software, please keep it coming. As for the errors mentioned below, I can't replicate them. 5 stars from me...
2.5.8 in Australia
Phoenix DownUnderAugust 2, 2005
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />NEARLY there... the details... If you use for example AMP.AX with Unknown Exchange and YahooUS, the Last Trade for AMP comes up, but, using AMP with Australian Exchange and YahooAus or YahooInternational for source (overriding defaults), the Last Trade does not appear. I know this info is not usually accurate, at least not here... (2.05pm is a common time on most panels) and its only a small point. Also if you use characters such as COH (Cochlear Ltd) for Stock Symbol and display those rather than the Company Name (i.e. Symbol View), the bottom pixel row of the COH is cut off. See also TLS.AX... the S. I apologise for the trivial errors but this package is worth it. Also is there any way to say option Click on a background panel to bring all Stock windows to the foreground instead of just the on window selected... say for example pushing safari to the back? Great software - at least 5 stars.
New Version
Phoenix DownUnderJuly 26, 2005
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Looks good. Don't know whether or not it is coincidental but I'm unable to use the Australian Stock Exchange as a source... This happened just before the release of this version. To get around the problem, change the Exchange to unknown and alter the Stock symbol to for example AMP.AX. Change the source to YahooInternational and now everything works. Not sure if au.yahoo have been stuffing around but nothing from them seems to work at the moment. Apart from that, nice currency layout changes... Its a pity that today all the screens are RED... Five stars...
This and Panther's Expose...Very Nice!
mjward1October 27, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />This apps has been a favorite for tracking my stocks, mutual funds, company IRAs and more. One annoyance, and in my opion weakness, has always been the inablity to resize the various windows. If you had chosen to view the details of multiple stocks and funds the drag and drop layout became very crowded and difficult to navigate. Overlapping and window handling needed a better interface. Though the solution for this is not developer supplied I still want to point out that this app's usefulness has been inproved by one major addition, the new PANTHER.With the addition of Panther and using the Expose F10 cmd I can view all my holdings that I wish to see details of in one window. The combination of both PowerTicker and Expose has made me a happy trader.
Low usability
tangramsJuly 4, 2003
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />It's a gorgeous application, but unfortunately the usability is still pretty poor. Right now iStock is the best os x portfolio management app for this price range. I found a few bugs right off the bat in this one including inability in recognizing a new default data source (pcquote gives me problems that yahoo doesn't), inability to recognize ticker names for funds and stocks, lack of connection between "buy stock" and stock list (I ended up having separate holdings for multiple buys of the same stock, with no way of joining them back together), and no way to specify cash or reinvested dividends... the date handling in the buy stock screen isn't great either, wouldn't even let me type in "99" for the year. I'm giving it five stars for feature depth but three stars overall.
Phoenix DownUnderNovember 10, 2002
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />InsiderInfo... 2.5.3 is the version to go for. Due out soon (Nov 2002), rumour has it that all the bugs below have been fixed!! No
Phoenix DownUnderSeptember 24, 2002
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Sorry chaps, 2.5.1 still crashes under G3500/10.2.1 with ethernet not enabled. Works fine otherwise... Access the internet using DHCP via LAN with attached ethernet cable