The new table you just posted must be stock trades. Stocks are very fluid, so their times would be very recent (unless after normal trading hours). So the table has some value. Your other tables were of options. For those, a particular strike may not trade for days, and in those cases I don't really care what the "current" Bid and Ask are, or what any history was, and the current options spread is likely to be very wide -- in other words, nothing about those old values reflects the current "market" because there essentially is no market for options that aren't actively trading.
Below is one of my screens. Others aren't so full, so I have bigger background pictures on those screens. The picture here is of a sunset along the "nearby" California coast. Nice to look at on a cloudy day such as this.
My focus lately has been probably on setting up an options trade of FB. Waiting on it to come around (about to turn blue) if you know what I mean. Maybe StockCharts can to the RRG (on the left), but only if they can do "FAST". StockCharts does SLOW, which probably isn't very good for trading. In addition to FAST, I can also do ULTRA (which is faster than FAST).
As for the MMA vector chart on the right, StockCharts doesn't do those. I can do any blend of price movement on that chart.
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