http://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=NASDAQ%3AGLDI&ei=Tk1WWKnmH...
I reported some but they did nothing about it.
I work in finance. It's a last resort. It should be front page, but it was ignored for too many years. I think I see it once or twice a year, now.
I end up using my broker for charting, as most of the free ones suck.
1. It's because Google finance is old and probably forgotten. Really answers the OP question why it's not a good idea to kill flash right now.
2. Have been trading for a while and can tell that the performance of that chart beat the hell out of any JavaScript charting tool out there. It's interesting that JS/HTML 5 is all the hype now but it's still lagging behind a 10 year old technology.
Adobe can stand to have a rougher time of it, IMO...
This is why Australians have fought hard against geoblocking, and on similar lines why SciHub is around.
I have zero sympathy for Adobe.
Really, I always assumed that Adobe successfully mitigated all the revenue risk by selling recurring Creative Studio/Cloud licenses, and that Flash was not a big chunk of revenue anymore. I remember Steve Jobs planning to kill Adobe or at least news blog reporting such intentions.[0]
Adobe stock has done pretty well over last half a decade even when compared with Google.[1]
[0] http://www.businessinsider.com/the-real-reason-steve-jobs-wa...
[1] https://www.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ%3AADBE%2CGOOGL&ei=2j...