I added this to #26. I think weāve been told it is in the pipeline
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I think once the restriction on limits are taken off Iām going to pop some champagne. 
I must have seen this notice almost 20 times just on Friday. Doesnāt matter on large amounts but on penny stocks its a big deal. Like I wanted to set 0.66 just in case it jumped, but it would only take 0.68+ And then the price moves to 0.68 and then its too close again. 
Just adding this one @def0to mentioned which also would be great to improve is being able to adjust the default template, and/or setting a shortkey for each one to quickly flick between your custom ones.
That and actually adding templates to the app too.
Edit: crossed out due to being able to lock another template as the default.
Iāll request directly under a new post, but for tracking purposes if the following could be added to the above;
- Increase or Remove limit of how many charts can be open at the same time on desktop
Thanks
JOE.
A SIPP would be fantastic and a great way to monetise the platform (small monthly fee?), as itās widely accepted that SIPPās come with admin fees. Pretty sure T212 could make decent money out of this, and still provide a cutting edge service way cheaper than the traditional providersā¦
@AlexK would it be possible to add T212 response to the above features/fixes?
Are you able to share whatās currently being worked on? Like a road map?
The other week I had a response to say youāll soon be able to set the limit to whatever you want without it frustrating telling you itās too close to the current price when itās not, is that planned for this week, Aug or later?
Thanks
Hi @Joey_Fantana,
Here are two good examples of a screener.
In effect it is a tool that helps you find stocks to trade based on your specify criteria, for example and imminent reversal or break out, or largest % upward movement pre market.
If you follow anyone or any trading group on Twitter or elsewhere, the stocks they recommend have often been identified using screeners.
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Tell me about itā¦ Quite painful.
@Richard.W, @Trading212
Thank you for sharing the above. Amazing to see such a comprehensive list. To think this is only a subset of what can be shared without giving away competitive edge developments is truly exciting.
One item not on the list that is very much of interest however, but I am full appreciative of the fact that it wouldnāt be a simple implementation, is for the web and mobile apps to be linked. This will allow for a seamless trading experience cross-platform for people often on the move.
Thank you.
Hereās to hoping! 
Thanks @britsy_em, I have since learned about screeners since my ignorant June days and actually use Finviz regularly, but cheers for providing some great elaboration.
@Richard.W number 26 can be crossed out (it has been amazing being able to set the limit you actually want! 
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Number 22 could have Several people have requested a 5 min scale. crossed out now we have all the useful timescales.
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Thank you for alerting me to those changes to 22 and 26, and also showing me how to do crossing out text. I have updated the list.
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What do you mean by this? I notice already that when I switch from phone to web I am opened to where I left off.
From some screenshots that the team have shared here, I think the new web interface will be looking much more like the phone app.
Hi @britsy_em, just to clarify, @Richard.W is not part of the T212 team.
He is a customer/client/user.
His list is just things that himself, or other people from the community have flagged up as possible improvements. It is very kind of Richard to produce and update the list regularly, and I find it very useful but it is not an official T212 source.
I thought Iād clarify to manage expectations 
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P.S. I am not part of the T212 team either.
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Hi @EquityInvestor,
Many thanks for the clarification. The āLeaderā under his username caught me out. Iām new to this platform 
To avoid any further confusion, how does one then identify T212 personnel?
Thank you.
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Interesting. I cannot say that I have, and I regularly switch between the two platforms.
I am not referring to the look and feel of the respective UIās, though certainly it would be a better user experience is they were to be the same or very similar.
What I mean is that if you do any analysis on a particular ticker/instrument on say the web platform, be that to draw horizontal or vertical lines, draw boxes, annotate, or even draw fibonacci retracements, and open any number of indicators, again, say emaās, rsi and ichimoko clouds, all together, then when you open the mobile platform, those exact drawings and indicators show up so you can continue with your earlier analysis uninterrupted and without having to redo any of it.
Hope that is clear.
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I see. I have added that to #26 as a requeated chart improvement.
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They have āTrading 212ā below their name, also Trading212 logo on their profile pic.
To me, the most important features that T212 should add are:
- possibility to set stop limit for fractional shares
- add new stock exchanges: I would like to see south corean stocks (as Samsung) and more Chinese stocks (as Tencent) and, as an italian, I would like to see at least the most capitalized italian companies
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Indeed, I do not think having the above functionality as make or break. There are other features I consider far more important such as the ability to at least see pre/post hour trading, even if unable to physically trade. It has a significant impact on what your indicators are telling you. See the 'Extended hours, after hours, ore market thread.
That said, once you are able to work in that way, it does feel hard to go without it.
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