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US Treasury Notes, Bill, and Bonds — here for your monitoring

fixanoid — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 05:18:51 +0000

On the heels of the Commodities port, we have added US Treasury Bonds monitoring tool. It has been integrated into SBMM and ported as a stand alone widget.

Here is the SBMM view:

And here is the widget itself:

US Treasury Bonds Monitor Widget

Enjoy!

Commodities — now available in the Market Monitor.

fixanoid — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 15:44:47 +0000

Out Commodity and Futures widget is very popular with webmasters and users. Because it has been released after the development of SaneBull Market Monitor, so it has never been ported into the SBMM. That is, until now. Today we’ve plugged in all of the commodities we currently carry for your monitoring pleasure. We’ve put them into a separate Commodity Monitors tab so its easier to find the needed widget. Here is how it looks like:

Commodities Demo on SaneBull Market Monitor

As always, all data is live. Enjoy!

SaneBull Coverage and ETF Widget

fixanoid — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 21:01:26 +0000

Big thank you goes out to CNET’s WebWare for reviewing SaneBull applications. Its a very well written piece about undiscovered investing sites, and SaneBull is listed as one of the gems — here is the article: Four undiscovered sites to use when investing. On a side note, we haven’t solicited this review, so Don had to stumble on it in some other way.

In other news: we have added a new widget to the set of our widgets: ETF Viewer. This handly little tool will keep you up to date on the current status of important Exchange Traded Funds through the trading day. As usual, data is live, and the tickers/etfs change to reflect highest traded funds. Enjoy. Demo below:

The Widget Customizer is coming

fixanoid — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 20:41:29 +0000

The Widget Customizer is coming very very soon so we are recruiting people to beta test it for us. Do you have what it takes? If so, give us a heads up and we will put you into the beta program. As usual, contact us through the contact page or leave a comment on the blog.

We’ve completed several templates so far and will begin releasing them through January 2009 for testing by you. The first template we will release is the “indexes” template that allows you to configure your very own World Watch, US monitor, or any other combination you would like to display on your blog, site, start-page or desktop.

SaneBull Twitter Features

expsam — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 06:16:16 +0000

We have integrated a few twitter features into SaneBull market monitor. SaneBull users can view a list of the most tweeted symbols for different time spans. You can also see a list of all market related tweets identified with $$. Please click the image below for a description of the features.

If you would like any other features added to our market monitor, contact us through twitter or our contact page

Together Forever – Internet radio and Market Monitor

fixanoid — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 16:51:32 +0000

Users of our Live Stock Market Monitor can now listen to a number of internet radio stations through the web interface. Its very easy to turn on — simply click the audio icon () and select the radio station you would like to listen to. To pause the stream, click the audio icon again. We’ve brought in 5 radio stations and are working to bring in Bloomberg radio next week. Here is a screen shot:

Do you think we need some other radio stations? Do you want us to localize it for you? Let us know through the Contact Us page.

Bits and pieces

fixanoid — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 02:25:03 +0000

We’re released a number of updates today in preparation for the next major feature release. We’ve tightened up security by adding a whole new level of password and access encryption. Rehauled our feedback and contact system, and cleaned up the live news portal.

More stuff is coming, stay tuned.

Twitter Widgets

fixanoid — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 20:22:28 +0000

Here in SaneBull, we’re big fans of Twitter. We see the potential, enjoy the chatter, and see more and more people utilizing it in a meaningfull way to pass the information along. While we’re pondering how Twitter could and will work with SaneBull, we’ve released a couple of widgets to let you glimpse what the current stock sentiment is. Much like the other Twitter bots, SaneBull bot will scan your posts for $SYMBOL and aggregate your wisdom along with everyone else who uses this format. Follow our bot and your symbols will be part of the list as well.

Market Tweets widget will continuously query twitter.com for any financial or market related news. The widget will retrieve and show the data within the widget. Because the news is posted “as-they-happen”, you will only need to monitor the data on this widget to keep abreast with the market pulse and sentiment of Twitter users.

Stock Tweets is the same widget, except we allow you to retrieve a particular symbol you want to keep track of. Grab yours here.

Enjoy!

Now You Can Preview News Stories by Rolling Over Them

fixanoid — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 02:23:33 +0000

Just a quick update on the Live News Portal:

Rolling over the news stories now shows you a preview box containing the date of the story, the stocks being discussed and a brief description.

Additionally, we have also added Yahoo! News to the stock-specific news pages.

Introducing the Live News Portal

fixanoid — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 19:36:50 +0000

This week we’ve rolled out an online news portal, called SaneBull Live News. The news portal is updated every 15 minutes with the latest headlines from all of the main financial sectors.

We wanted to provide you with a birds-eye view of the top financial stories of the day. So we made the first thing you see an easy to follow list of the most talked about stocks of the last 24 hours, as well as the top financial news stories for that day.

On the individual article pages you will find an easy-to-use “AddThis” button alongside a shortened article URL for easy copying n’ pasting.

The portal is powered by Reuter’s Spotlight and Calais services, so we want to send a big thanks to the team at Reuters!

We are very much interested in hearing your feedback about the live news portal, so please email us your suggestions or simply drop a comment below. Thanks!