I donāt think it used to display like that, from comments Iāve seen online, theyāre trying to make CFDs more prominent.
Iām not sure making them display as the second line in every share search is inconspicuous but thatās just my personal view.
Iām not sure it would be worse to display them at the end but I donāt use CFDs, so having them later in the list wouldnāt impact me.
Itās virtually 50/50 whether a stock price goes up or down over an hourly time period, so this is not what Iām looking at.
Realistically, the money Iām putting in today is likely to stay invested for 20-30 years. Iām topping it up monthly by direct debit and not looking at short term fluctuations.
Thereās no downside to live pricing and Iād take it if offered, but itās pretty much of zero value to most long term investors.
I agree with this, I like to check at the end of the day and sometimes me and a guy in the office will joke with one another about how our stocks are tanking or rallying. But in reality Iām more interested to know how the investment performs maybe daily, weekly or monthly. So I can compare against more solvent finds in EA savings accounts etc.
It seems Trading 212 have reversed some of the changes previously made. I know they got a lot of negativity over the changes but personally I preferred them. I donāt like what theyāve revert to.
I hated how they hid investments in a vertical sliding element over the top of an already vertically scrolling page. Made no sense unless you have pages and page of Investments, which I would wager the vast majority of user do not.
So Iām very glad to see that reverted.
My app still looks the same.
Have you updated it? From the store?
I just wish they would stop changing it.
Just updated mine in the App Store and itās still the new design.
Yup, it updated earlier, same app as it was.
Not sure then, mine was displaying the newer layout, I updated it and it switched back to the old layout.
Thatās Klarnaās whole model though, whilst Monzo does offers BNPL through Flex Iād like to think people think of Monzo as more than just another Klarna
