Markets
A watchlist with the reasons, sources, and open questions
A company on your watchlist publishes an earnings report. You want to understand the update before deciding what to do.
Watchlist · Example company
Event · New earnings report
Data · Illustrative, not a live quote
The next action will appear here
Notice a report
A watched company has new source material
Ready for your decisionThe selected watchlist determines why this event matters to you.
Concept walkthrough · All content and actions are simulated
Using the application
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Open your watchlist and select a company. Keep the quote, data timestamp, and research in one place.
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Inspect the report beside related reporting and video analysis. Distinguish reported facts from interpretations.
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Save a question, set an alert, or prepare a research note. Any available trading flow shows an explicit order review.
Using the desktop App Card
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A desktop card tells you what changed, why it relates to your watchlist, and where to inspect the sources.
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Save it, open the research, or tune the alert. A research alert does not place an order.
How the context connects
Only the sources you have connected and allowed
Watchlist & market data
Use your selected assets and the actual freshness of the available data.
Reports, news & video
Bring primary material and commentary together while keeping their origins distinct.
Research notes
Compare the update with questions and assumptions you previously saved.
What you authorize
Define your alerts and connected accounts. A trade requires a separate review of instrument, direction, quantity, and price conditions; research authorization does not authorize execution.
When the agent works
Reports and chosen alert conditions trigger research. Less urgent background reading can wait for the next planned review.