JP  I registered version 1.2.5 of iStock. It looked nice, showed promise, and I genuinely support shareware development. Back in October 2004 there was even a Alpha version 1.3 available for download... with more features to come. That was then, and this is now: Almost 1 1/2 years later I’m still waiting for the final version 1.3 candidate and the update from 1.3.13a to 1.3.13i a couple of weeks ago did make me laugh out loud. Developers charging customers for money should be serious about their apps and at least fix obvious bugs when and if they become known. This developer has done nothing of that. I have stopped waiting and reasearch myStock at the moment... the developer of that software was a dissatisfied user of iStock and has gone on to create his vision of what iStock could have been. I will wait before registering myStock though... don’t want to make the same mistake twice.  (Version 1.3a13i)

ANONYMOUS  Crashes every 5 minutes, back to the previous version.  (Version 1.3a13)

ANONYMOUS  It may be a good stock trader, but it has lots of shortcomings interface-wise. The major one is the fact that it does not saves window's states and graph's display settings. Everytime I relaunc it, I have to open graph for particular stock and go through all options to restore preferred display. Also - the colors for graphs: if you choose one too many graph's options, one of them will be displayed in white, which obvoiously is useless on white background.  (Version 1.3a13)

661 SYMBOLS & COUNTING  Have been using the beta of 1.2.5 for several weeks now and everything has been A-OK. Well worth the price. Developer quickly when I reported the 100 limit bug.  (Version 1.2.5)