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Reading the chart from the bars themselves, the option Greeks, insider filings from the SEC, and a lot more control over how the app looks. THE CHART β’ The chart now leads a symbol's page instead of sitting under a screen of numbers β’ Volume under every chart, coloured by whether the bar closed up β and volume by price alongside it, showing where trading actually concentrated β’ Levels the stock genuinely turned at, with the number of times it happened printed on each one. Not a formula on yesterday's range β’ A plain-English line under the chart: uptrend or downtrend and since when, where price sits in today's range, whether it gapped and whether that gap filled β’ How the name is moving against the S&P and its own sector. A stock down 1% on a day the market fell 3% is ahead, and it says so β’ Unfilled three-bar gaps drawn as bands, filtered so the ones shown mean something β’ Chart controls now sit on the left, so they stop moving when the number beside them changes width OPTIONS β’ Delta, gamma, theta and vega on every contract, computed on-device from the same inputs as the win estimate β’ A reference covering six structures and which Greeks each one is exposed to β’ Every calculation now uses the live 13-week Treasury rate instead of a fixed 4% β’ A setup in Top Picks opens the ticker itself β chart, stats and news β with the chain one tap further in β’ Top Picks opens at 70%+ rather than 80%+ β more of what the scan actually found FROM THE SEC β’ Insider Form 4 filings on any stock, with the transaction type named. An open-market buy and shares withheld to pay tax on a grant are not the same event β’ Sales made under a 10b5-1 plan are flagged as scheduled in advance AROUND THE WORLD β’ Which of six major exchanges are trading right now, in their own local time. New York and London carry a countdown; the others show hours only, because their holiday calendars can't be computed honestly MAKE IT YOURS β’ Ten backgrounds: the four seasons, Auto, Classic, and four that make no claim about the date β Slate, Sand, Rose and Midnight β’ All the seasonal washes are calmer, so the background stops competing with what's on it β’ Card transparency in six steps, from Solid through Gradient to Clear. The app defers to iOS's Reduce Transparency setting over its own β’ Six app icons β the same mark in blue, green, violet, teal, rose or amber β’ A new icon: a price tape read through a lens, replacing the green line and magnifying glass ALSO β’ 160 tips, including settlement, assignment and what the Greeks actually mean β’ The β now teaches: each screen's card carries a rotating tip from its own subject instead of the same sentence every time β’ Every screen shares as a card, each stating what its numbers are on the image β’ The ETF holdings list folds away, like sector weightings below it β’ The tab bar now takes the seasonal accent too
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The whole US market, one lens. MarketLens opens to a brief on what changed β for the names you follow and for the market β then hands you the tools to dig in. MARKET BRIEF β YOUR DAILY READ β’ Opens on breadth and mood, badged open, pre-market, after hours or closed β’ A rail of every name today's scans surfaced β’ Earnings warnings for watched names before the report β’ Volatility shifts and setups on names you follow β’ Then the market: breadth, movers, sector rotation, unusual volume, WSB's top ticker, large caps due β’ Optional morning brief, built on-device β nothing leaves your phone MARKET PULSE β’ The tape at a glance β S&P, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell, VIX, plus futures out of hours β’ The ten busiest names in any sector, by turnover not a percentage pop β’ Economic calendar: what's due, rated by how much it moves β’ Share any screen as a card β every one states what its numbers are SEASONS β’ A wash behind every screen: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter β or Auto, which follows the calendar β’ Buttons, labels and highlights follow the season too β not the same blue all year MARKET FILTERS β’ Every US stock & ETF β price, volume, % change, cap, sector. Sort any column, search any ticker β’ Sector heat map β tap one to filter the whole market to it SCREENS THAT DO THE THINKING β’ Smart screens: Momentum, Unusual Volume, Breakout, Oversold, Lottos, plus top r/wallstreetbets tickers β’ Filter by type, price, volume, cap, sector β save and share presets ETF X-RAY β’ Inside any fund: holdings, weights, concentration β’ One tap turns its holdings into a live screen GO DEEP ON ANY SYMBOL β’ Candles from 1-minute to 1 year, pinch to zoom β’ RSI, MACD and the option Greeks β delta, gamma, theta, vega β computed on-device β’ Analyst targets, plus SEC insider filings with the transaction type named β’ Share trade odds: model-implied probability of a higher price in 1β12 weeks β’ VWAP, volume by bar and volume by price β where the money actually traded β’ Price levels in one tap: the open, today's range, 52-week extremes, floor pivots and Fibonacci β plus the prices the stock actually turned at, counted and marked support or resistance, plus unfilled three-bar gaps β’ A countdown to the bell, holiday-aware, and which world markets are trading now β’ News headlines with color-coded sentiment β’ Earnings date and timing on the page MARKET RECON β WHERE THE SIGNALS AGREE β’ Scans StockTwits and r/wallstreetbets trending, plus the day's movers β’ Only names where volume, social lean and price agree β’ Sentiment against the crowd's own baseline: "71% bullish Β· crowd 93%" β’ Conviction score, bull/bear split and the drivers TOP PICKS β’ Scans 30+ liquid names for defined-risk credit spreads β’ Set a minimum win estimate β ranked by expected value per dollar β’ Every pick clears a liquidity and credit-to-width floor β’ Each setup draws its payoff to scale OPTIONS, DEMYSTIFIED β’ Nearest contracts by liquidity, spread and moneyness β’ Win estimates per contract: Black-Scholes probability β’ Filter by win-rate bands, or switch to Credit Spreads mode LEARN AS YOU GO β’ 160 tips across options, risk, mechanics, earnings, psychology and charts β’ A tip of the day β swipe for another, or browse the library β’ Facts and arithmetic only β never a recommendation ON YOUR HOME & LOCK SCREEN β’ Widgets in three sizes β your brief, its mood and the season, no app launch needed β’ Lock Screen widgets: mood and the day's top line β’ Tap any widget line to open that symbol, not just the app β’ Ask Siri for your market brief, hands-free β’ A real iPad sidebar layout, not a stretched phone STAY ON TOP β’ Price alerts, plus a watchlist refreshing every ~20 seconds while the market's open β and easing off when it shuts THE HONEST PART MarketLens is a screening and research tool, not a broker and not an advisor. Every probability is a labeled model estimate. Quotes may be delayed, and community-mention data reflects chatter, not analysis. Nothing here is investment advice; always do your own research.
What's new Β· 1.05
Reading the chart from the bars themselves, the option Greeks, insider filings from the SEC, and a lot more control over how the app looks. THE CHART β’ The chart now leads a symbol's page instead of sitting under a screen of numbers β’ Volume under every chart, coloured by whether the bar closed up β and volume by price alongside it, showing where trading actually concentrated β’ Levels the stock genuinely turned at, with the number of times it happened printed on each one. Not a formula on yesterday's range β’ A plain-English line under the chart: uptrend or downtrend and since when, where price sits in today's range, whether it gapped and whether that gap filled β’ How the name is moving against the S&P and its own sector. A stock down 1% on a day the market fell 3% is ahead, and it says so β’ Unfilled three-bar gaps drawn as bands, filtered so the ones shown mean something β’ Chart controls now sit on the left, so they stop moving when the number beside them changes width OPTIONS β’ Delta, gamma, theta and vega on every contract, computed on-device from the same inputs as the win estimate β’ A reference covering six structures and which Greeks each one is exposed to β’ Every calculation now uses the live 13-week Treasury rate instead of a fixed 4% β’ A setup in Top Picks opens the ticker itself β chart, stats and news β with the chain one tap further in β’ Top Picks opens at 70%+ rather than 80%+ β more of what the scan actually found FROM THE SEC β’ Insider Form 4 filings on any stock, with the transaction type named. An open-market buy and shares withheld to pay tax on a grant are not the same event β’ Sales made under a 10b5-1 plan are flagged as scheduled in advance AROUND THE WORLD β’ Which of six major exchanges are trading right now, in their own local time. New York and London carry a countdown; the others show hours only, because their holiday calendars can't be computed honestly MAKE IT YOURS β’ Ten backgrounds: the four seasons, Auto, Classic, and four that make no claim about the date β Slate, Sand, Rose and Midnight β’ All the seasonal washes are calmer, so the background stops competing with what's on it β’ Card transparency in six steps, from Solid through Gradient to Clear. The app defers to iOS's Reduce Transparency setting over its own β’ Six app icons β the same mark in blue, green, violet, teal, rose or amber β’ A new icon: a price tape read through a lens, replacing the green line and magnifying glass ALSO β’ 160 tips, including settlement, assignment and what the Greeks actually mean β’ The β now teaches: each screen's card carries a rotating tip from its own subject instead of the same sentence every time β’ Every screen shares as a card, each stating what its numbers are on the image β’ The ETF holdings list folds away, like sector weightings below it β’ The tab bar now takes the seasonal accent too
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