What's New

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

• NewStock ScreenerFilter and sort index companies by sector, ready-made screens and fundamentals such as P/E.Try It

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.

• NewSession BellThe bell machine on the home page shows the day's sessions; tap a session to play it, or use “Play the Day” to run through the whole day.Try It
• NewRing the BellPress the bell on the home page to ring it; it also rings by itself when the countdown reaches zero.Try It

Monday A new page lets you have Claude write a technical or company-focused report on a stock. Stock Screening and the stock page also gained explanatory figures.

• NewRule BenchIn the Stock Screening report the stock moves through a seven-station bench, and each rule lights up as passed, caution or failed.Try It
• NewExpected Move FigureThe stock page puts the options-implied band and the moves after past reports on one axis, with a count of how often the band was broken.Try It

Sunday Prices no longer run 15 minutes behind during the session. A Stock Screening screen that tests a stock against rules opened, and the portfolio met the technical plan.

• NewStock ScreeningTest a stock against 22 fixed rules on growth, profitability, financial health and ownership, and see what needs attention first.Try It
• NewWhat Funds HoldETF pages such as SPY, QQQ, the sector funds and AI funds show their largest positions and weights.Try It

Tuesday Earnings gained a tab for the whole week, and the site gained a glossary that opens in place. The home page shows sectors and themes every day.

• NewSectors and Themes BandThe home page shows the day's sector moves and the strongest and weakest themes in one band.Try It
• NewMarket Pulse and Macro SummaryMarkets gets a market pulse with every component visible, and Macro puts all 11 indicators in a summary grid at the top.Try It
• NewCompany CardHover a company logo to open a card with its name, sector, market cap, price and a change labelled with its session.
• NewSession Status on Every ScreenUnder the logo, every page says whether the market is open and how long until the next bell.

Monday Readers buying US stocks from Türkiye got a tax calculator, a portfolio with a lira view and new guides. Famous investors' portfolios are now on the site too.

• NewFamous InvestorsFrom Buffett to Pelosi, famous investors' portfolios from their SEC filings and what they bought and sold in the quarter; Cathie Wood's page also shows ARK funds' daily trades.Try It
• NewThemes and Compare PairsTen thematic lists such as AI and semiconductors, plus twenty ready-made comparison pairs.Try It
• NewA Deeper Stock PageStock pages gained insider transactions, the expected move before earnings, a sector scorecard and a dividend panel.Try It

Sunday Page changes and waits are now told with short ink scenes. Markets gained a logo heatmap, and search got a more accurate order.

• NewLogo HeatmapMarkets shows the index's 30 largest companies as logo tiles with their daily change.Try It

Thursday The brand mark was redrawn, and the site gained brush-drawn bell scenes on first load and on empty screens. Every newsletter issue now has its own address.

• NewThe Bell Rings at the OpenWhen the countdown on the home page reaches zero, the digits turn the brand color and a bell rings beside them.Try It

Wednesday Close-Up and Guide articles moved to a single, comfortable reading column. You can now pick a day on the calendar and search the whole company directory.

• NewSearch in CompaniesSearching by name or symbol on the Companies page now covers the whole selected sector, not just the first rows.Try It

Saturday Three stocks joined the technicals list, and the indicators started explaining what they mean. The stock page now shows the day's technical view as well.

• NewAMD, INTC and PLTRThree stocks joined the technicals list; until their first edition they show as Awaiting Edition.Try It
• NewIndicators Explain ThemselvesRSI, MACD, ATR, pivots and the rest each carry a short note on what they mean.Try It
• NewA Technicals Card on the Stock PageFor stocks with a technical analysis, the view, where the price sits against the plan and the first line of the reasoning appear at the top.Try It
• NewA Late Session EditionTechnical analysis started publishing three times a day, and the page also shows when the next edition is due.
• NewShare and Other StocksThe technical analysis page got a share button, and cards at the bottom take you to the other stocks on the list in one tap.Try It

Sunday A technical analysis page, refreshed every trading day for selected stocks, went live. The desktop header shrank to a single strip, where technicals got their own tab.

• NewTechnical AnalysisFor twelve stocks, a Buy, Hold or Sell view, buy zone, targets, stop, support and resistance are updated every trading day; indicators are computed from the site's own data.Try It
• NewWhere to Buy, Where to Walk AwayThe plan strip answers those questions directly, and the price map shows the levels on an axis proportional to price.Try It
• NewView BreakdownThe top of the technicals list shows how many stocks say Buy, Hold or Sell, and the list can be filtered by view.Try It

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.

• NewThe Countdown as the HeadlineThe time left to the open became the largest element on the home page, with the four main indices right across from it.Try It
• NewWhere the Price Sits in the 52-Week RangeInstead of two separate rows, the stock page shows one rail, so you can see at a glance where the price sits in its range.Try It

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

• NewMoving AveragesStock and ETF pages show the 50, 100 and 200-day averages and how far the price is from each, in percent.Try It
• NewForward P/E, Net Margin, Debt to EquityKey metrics now also tell you how much a company earns and how much debt its balance sheet carries.Try It

Thursday The screen for putting stocks side by side was rebuilt and can now be reached from outside the menu. Busy screens got simpler on phones.

• NewCompare ScreenTrack the returns of up to four stocks on one chart, or start with a single tap from a preset set shown with its logos.Try It
• NewMovers of the DayThe home sidebar now shows the day's biggest gainers and losers in every session.Try It

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.

• NewPre-Market and After-HoursOutside the regular session, the home page shows moves only for stocks that actually traded in that session.Try It

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

• NewClose-Up on Stock PagesA company's page lists the latest Close-Up pieces about that company.Try It

Sunday The day after launch brought the reading sections: the Guide for concepts and Close-Up for in-depth looks at a single market event. A screen that puts stocks side by side opened the same day.

• NewCompare ScreenPuts two to four stocks on the same starting line and shows their returns and key measures side by side in one table.Try It
• NewFear GaugeVIX, the volatility the market expects over the next 30 days, on the markets screen with a scale that says what the level means.Try It

Saturday The first version for readers in Türkiye following the US market went live: the day's calendar, live prices, company pages and a daily brief.

• NewToday ScreenTime to the opening bell, the indices and the day's economic releases and earnings on one screen.Try It
• NewCompany PagesA hand-written profile, live market cap and same-industry peers for each of the 516 companies in the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 and Dow.Try It
• NewWorld Markets and TreasuriesJapan, South Korea, Türkiye, China and Germany through country funds, and US Treasury yields at 2, 5, 10 and 30 years.Try It