Where the data comes from
The public sources behind each page, and how to check any value against its source.
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How current are prices?
Why a price can be from the last session, and how delays and weekends are shown.
Price alerts and event alerts
How alerts are checked, how often they email you, and how to stop them.
My investments and what changed
What the My investments page shows, how holdings count as watched, and where each figure comes from.
How corporate events are identified
Where mergers, raisings and other events come from, and why some deal terms show as "not stated".
Calculators and market hours
How the trading calculators work out their results, what they assume, and where the market hours and holidays come from.
How market trends are calculated
What the sector, industry and theme returns on Market trends mean.
How portfolio and income figures are calculated
The average-cost method, the money-weighted return, the benchmark comparison, currencies, ETFs, the CSV format, and how announced and estimated dividends and distributions differ.
How the economy data works
Where the economy dashboard figures come from, when they update, which figures we calculate, and how revisions and market-implied rates are labelled.
Where the ETF data comes from
The sources behind the ETF directory, fund pages and comparison, and how current each figure is.
The stock screener and comparison
What each screener filter means, why some listings are left out, saved screens, and comparing stocks side by side.
The trade journal
What the journal records, how profit, R-multiples and the review figures are worked out, and linking to a prefilled plan.
Your account and data
Signing in, downloading your data and deleting your account.
Prices, currencies and your region
Why prices stay in each listing's own currency, what the "≈" amounts are, and how your region is chosen and changed.