All releases of jStock
Release Notes: Most changes are due to an internal redesign. There are also changes in the keyboard user interface, database schema, and the Indicators interface classes. User-drawn lines are now supported for indicators. It's possible to view lines and highlighted candlesticks at the same time, and if database support is enabled, it is possible to have an individual set of indicators per ticker.
Release Notes: The ability to download stock data directly from the Internet has been added, as well as decoding of data from Yahoo!.
Release Notes: Several bugs in the generic file reader are fixed. A new exchange field was added to the user interface so that it is a lot easier draw charts for stocks from different exchanges. As this this field isn't likely to be updated often it doesn't request focus, so that it has to be clicked in order to write into it.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix and cleanup release only. Most fixes are minor, but there is a more serious one fixing a problem with changing parameters for RSI and MACD indicators from the application.
Release Notes: A MACD indicator was added. If a day is selected the indicators in separate panels now print out values for the selected day. The focus for keyboard input now follows the mouse cursor. This may be removed or become a config option if it is too annoying. Indicators in the candlestick panel are now correctly drawn if the window is resized.
Release Notes: This release adds an exponential moving average indicator, and rewrites the way indicators are handled internally, making it very similar to a plugin-based architecture.
Release Notes: This release includes minor bugfixes and a few changes to the user interface.
Release Notes: This release features a new file reader/parser for daily quotes where the column number for each field ( open, high, close, etc.) is configurable by the user. It should be a lot less picky on the file format than the old reader. This version also adds a Moving Average graph to the main panel.
Release Notes: In this version, the most important new feature is support for drawing RSI (Relative Strength Index) graphs. Most of the output to the console is now replaced by a log4j logger that can log both to file and a separate window. There are also several bugfixes, one of them a rather embarrassing one which caused the notes for a stock to be overwritten just before it was fetched from the database.
Release Notes: This release supports persistence for user-drawn lines.
