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What is TALKING STOCKS:
Talking Stocks retrieves real-time stock quotes from the Internet, then broadcasts them using a talking character that has a clear, human-like voice.
With Talking Stocks, you don't have to refresh your web browser anymore to get the latest prices. Instead, you can listen to the current stock prices, without stopping your work.
Using Talking Stocks' extensive rules system, you can specify what the character will say and do when a stock reaches a given price.
More than 10 international stock markets are supported, including markets in North America, Europe, Australia and more.
Talking Stocks delivers timely market information that is key to your financial success.
Talking Stocks Main Features:
Listen to timely broadcasts containing real-time stock prices.
Glance at the latest stock prices displayed on the Stock Strip.
Never miss a Buy or Sell opportunity again! Advanced Rule tracking notifies you by voice when an individual stock reaches your target price. Integrated Alert system allows you to keep track of your stocks after leaving your computer and coming back.
Highly customizable, allowing you to specify which information you want to listen to, when and how.
Animated characters deliver the latest stock updates adding fun and functionality.
Integrated with Yahoo! Finance web site for additional functionality.
Easy to use user interface will show you your favorite stocks along with important information like the latest price, volume and much more.
All this in one of the simplest, most fun stock programs ever.
About Stock Strip:
Allows you to keep track of your stocks with one glance by conveniently locating itself above the Windows task bar.
Takes up only one line of your screen. Does not distract the eye like most stock tickers.
For each stock, only key information is displayed, keeping the Stock Strip uncluttered. You can see the Name, Price, and Changed amount for each stock.
Stocks which have changed a lot are bolded, to call attention.
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