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October 2026

3 Entries
  1. Earlier Days and Blue Waiting Films3 Items

    Thursday Today's Flow no longer looks only at today, and the waiting films moved to the site's blue palette. A round of fixes shipped alongside.

    • FixedNo English Headlines LeftHeadlines still untranslated on screen are now translated into Turkish right after the page opens.Try It
    • FixedLinks on English PagesLinks on English pages no longer drop you onto the Turkish version.
    • FixedSecurity and Session FixesFindings from a broad security review were closed, and readers whose password changed on another device no longer get stuck at sign-in.
  2. Screener, Community and Notifications1 Item

    Friday A screener that filters stocks by fundamentals, a community where members can write, and a single inbox for every alert all opened.

    • FixedPassword Change Signs Out Other DevicesChanging or resetting your password now closes open sessions on your other devices.
  3. Session Bell and Today's Flow1 Item

    Thursday The home page gained a bell machine that tells the day's sessions and a timeline that reads the same everywhere. The bell in the hero can now be rung.

    • FixedUnreadable Calendar Is Not EmptyWhen data can't be read, the home page now says so instead of claiming there are no earnings today.

September 2026

3 Entries
  1. More Accurate Prices, a Friendlier Phone4 Items

    Friday Bugs that made old data look like today's were fixed. Hidden buttons, jumping pages and hard-to-read text on phones were cleaned up.

    • FixedOld Data No Longer Looks CurrentThe previous day's prices and percentages are no longer shown as in-session, and the price in the header matches the last point on the chart.
    • FixedEvery Chart RangeOn phones, the 1Y and 5Y buttons that sat off screen now show under the stock chart.Try It
    • FixedLess Page JumpingThe page no longer shifts up and down as fonts load or content arrives, for the most part.
    • FixedReadability and TouchFaint text on colored backgrounds got darker, and small buttons that fingers kept missing on phones got bigger.
  2. A New Home Page and Motion1 Item

    Tuesday At the top of the home page, the countdown to the open became a large headline. Charts and article blocks now draw themselves as they come into view.

    • FixedImpact Dots for Color BlindnessImportance dots on the calendar are now told apart by shape too (filled circle, ring and small dot), not just by color.Try It
  3. New Measures and Data Fixes4 Items

    Thursday The stock page gained moving averages and a few new ratios. Measures that showed up wrong for some stocks were fixed.

    • FixedBRK.B's MeasuresThe B share was showing the A share's P/E, earnings per share and 52-week range; those measures are now hidden and the card says why.
    • FixedA More Honest Sharia ScreeningWhen a criterion cannot be computed, the card no longer says it passes; it says Needs Review and names what is missing.
    • FixedOne Price on the ChartThe edge of the stock chart no longer shows a second price that contradicts the one in the header.Try It
    • FixedAdd to CalendarAdding an event to your calendar no longer leaves a stuck loading bar on screen.Try It

August 2026

6 Entries
  1. Earnings Cards and Calendar Files3 Items

    Saturday Earnings calendar cards show company size again, and calendar files no longer break on Turkish characters.

    • FixedTurkish Characters in Calendar FilesEarnings and data releases you add to your calendar no longer break on lines with letters like ç, ğ or ş.Try It
    • FixedBalanced Home ColumnsWhichever column runs short, the gap now fills with extra rows in that column.Try It
    • FixedSafer Sign-InAfter signing in, you are only ever sent back to pages on this site.
  2. Pre-Market on the Home Page3 Items

    Sunday Prices now come from all exchanges combined, which puts pre-market and after-hours moves on screen for the first time. Close-Up pieces moved to the top of the home page.

    • FixedReal Trading VolumeVolume in the company directory is now the total across all exchanges, not a single one, so sorting by volume is right.Try It
    • FixedIn Their Own CurrencyPrices and ratios for foreign companies like TSM and ASML are no longer shown as dollars; they use their own currency.Try It
    • FixedNo Duplicates in the Earnings CalendarCompanies whose report date changed no longer appear twice in the calendar.Try It
  3. Every Click Shows a Result1 Item

    Sunday Watchlists, search and navigation respond faster. Text got sharper on phones, and the legal pages are now in English too.

    • FixedSharp Text on PhonesText that looked soft on iPhone in the top bar and during page transitions is now crisp.
  4. English Gets Its Own Address2 Items

    Thursday English pages now have their own shareable addresses. Unknown values are no longer shown as zero.

    • FixedUnknown Is Not ZeroWhen the previous close is unknown, a stock no longer looks unchanged at 0%, and macro figures say which month they belong to.
    • FixedSame Market Cap EverywhereA company's market cap is computed live the same way in the directory, on the stock page and in Compare.Try It
  5. Clickable Day Strip1 Item

    Wednesday Go straight from the day strip on the home page to the right calendar. Company logos load everywhere.

    • FixedComplete Company LogosLogos for 686 companies are served from the site itself, bringing back the ones that looked broken for large companies.
  6. Earnings Analyses Arrive1 Item

    Friday Reported quarters now come with a reading: a view, a score, strengths and risks. The earnings screen is split into tabs.

    • FixedBiggest Report on TopThe earnings list on the Today screen is sorted by market cap, so the day's largest report no longer sits at the bottom.Try It