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More improvements with Update 1.1.1
Another sneak peek on our next update to GoldPriceOneMobile our iOS gold price info app. We made some changes to the gold charts view. Most prominent change is the color (this means colour, if you're from the UK) of the chart. It's gray now, because of 'why not'*. Then there will be to tiny circles pulsing within the chart. Those little pulsing racals indicate the lowest gold price (red circle) and the highest gold price (green circle) in the chosen time period.
Finally, there are the two numbers you might be interested in - the chart view lowest price and the highest price of the time period chosen (the picture shows the 6 months time period for historical gold prices).
*Actually it is gray because we think that one can easily spot the direction of the gold price (up or down) from left to right. And if it's neither up nor down - it would be gray anyway.
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The best type of gold price alerts these days
Within the last two day the best gold price alert was our self-renewing moving up alert. But what does this type of alert do? Glad you asked!
The moving alert uses the current gold price and you set a percentage margin and decide if you'ld like to be informed when the price drops below this margin or rises above this margin. As soon as the alert's triggered you'll be notified and the alert renews itself with the now new current gold price but the same direction (up or down) and margin.
The GoldPriceOne moving alerts are the best and most convenient way to watch your gold investment grow.
Unfortunately, moving alerts are a feature only available within our GoldPriceOne PLUS subscription - available as annually or monthly subscription. Luckily pricinge starts as low as USD 0.99 (monthly).
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What does GMT mean?
GMT is an abbreviation for Greenwich Mean Time - the time zone London can be found in. And as the gold price is 'calculated/fixed/traded' in London GoldPriceOne uses GMT for the time of the current price.
If you live west of London your local time is earlier than GMT. Living east of London and your local time is later than GMT. But that doesn't really matter for the current price shown in the app. Wherever you live, whatever your local time is, the price shown is what one ounce of fine gold is worth currently on the planet.
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Planned feature: Gold Price Chart
Now that both of our gold price alert apps are available in seven languages it's time for a new feature. What could be more interesting than the current gold price or the direction the gold price took?
We think that a chart showing historical data of the last 30 days for example, is a good addition to the app's functionality. GoldPriceOneMobile - our iOS app - will receive the new charting feature first.
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Feature explained: Gold price alerts
The price of gold is constantly changing. It rises or it falls. Sometimes it doesn't really move - it just changes by a few pennies. This is where the GoldPriceOne price alerts are very useful.
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Feature explained: The gold price calculator
Have you ever wondered about the value of this half an ounce braclet of 8 carats. Well, it's pretty simple to find out. Only a few steps and it is pretty easy to do: