milhous

Yes! This! I'd been chewing over how to mock it up, but yes --- absolutely. There's going to be a challenge around how you present current price (ideally, something super-simple like a dot at the end of the sparkline) and fluctuations against the longer-term (how far does the line reflect? the longer view is handier for seeing overall trends, but loses detail of volatility, the shorter shows what's going on but might not show wild price wars that occur in in

I wanted to write this up before I read the forums or keep playing and figure this out. It's hard to determine the outcome of buying shares, especially in the late game. For instance: two companies remain. I own most of the other, and most of my own. They buy out the last of my stock, and I'm fired. I have no idea what happened -- and that may not even have been what occurred, but it's how I was reading the relative shares. I don't have a concrete suggestion on how to