MarketGrep 4.3.17 • iPhone Duo — On the inner display, held upright or folded like a laptop with no stock open, the US Market Pulse page no longer shows its market cards twice: they sit on the upper half, and the list below starts with the table. Open a stock and the cards go back to the top of the list; held upright, the row you tapped stays where it was. • On Desktop — The Market Temperature link in Settings now opens the Market Temperature site.

MarketGrep 4.3.16: the iPhone Duo's inner display, redesigned around how you hold it, with its own sidebar, the list and the stock on either side of the fold, a one-button full-screen stock, and a laptop pose that keeps the whole page. • Sidebar — On the inner display, the Sidebar button at the start of the toolbar, or Control-Command-S, opens MarketGrep's own sidebar: Watchlist, Markets, Research and Settings, under today's liquidity regime. Opening or closing it leaves the list where it was. • List and stock — Held landscape, the list sits beside the stock; half-folded like a book, one on each page; held upright, the stock is above the list. Half-folded, nothing sits across the fold. Tap a row and the stock beside the list changes while the list stays where it is. 13F works the same way: a manager opens beside the list. • Full screen — The Full screen button on a stock gives the chart two thirds of the display and the price, holdings and About the other third. The same button brings the list back. • Laptop pose — Fold the Duo like a laptop with a stock open and the chart stands on the upper half. The base holds the period buttons, the strip that moves the crosshair and your watchlist as a row of cards (swipe or tap to switch stock), with the price, key figures, holdings and About below them. • Opening and closing — The stock you are reading, its period and your place in the list stay when you open or close the Duo. Close it with a stock open, go back to the list on the outer display and open it again: the list is where you left it. Visit another page from the sidebar and come back, and the stock and its period are still there.

MarketGrep 4.3.15: made for iPhone Duo, every page in the iPad tab bar, one page per screen on a full-screen iPad, a chart zoom that keeps today in view, and a way to rate the app. • iPhone Duo — Open it and MarketGrep fills the inner display: the list on one side, the page you picked on the other, with the toolbar beside the status bar. Opening and closing keeps the page you were reading, and the second column slides in with the hinge. Fold it like a laptop on a full-screen chart and the chart stands up while the controls lie flat. • iPad tab bar — Every page now sits in the tab bar, in the order you set in Settings › Tab Layout, and the sidebar lists them in the same order. A new install opens on US, on iPhone too. Settings opens beside the sidebar instead of in a sheet, and Search and Settings use the full width of the screen. • iPad — On a full-screen iPad, US, Commodities, Watchlist and Most Traded each open as one page across the screen, instead of a list beside an empty detail. Tables use the full width without cutting a column off part-way, and a tap anywhere on a group's heading folds it. "See all" and the links between pages open that page instead of stacking a copy. • Fixed on iPad — An iPad that started in portrait could close the first time it was turned to landscape. • Chart zoom — Pinching a daily chart keeps the latest candle on the right edge. Drag the crosshair to the left or right edge of the zoomed chart to move back or forward through the period; the chart stays where you leave it when you lift your finger. The price scale fits the candles on screen, and the candles at either edge are no longer cut in half. Reset returns the whole period. • Rate MarketGrep — Settings › Support has a new row, "Rate MarketGrep on the App Store", that opens the review page. • Sentiment report — A classic comment written as a list no longer shows its formatting marks on the report cover and the share card.

MarketGrep 4.3.14: one page per screen on a full-screen iPad, a chart zoom that keeps today in view, and a way to rate the app. • iPad — On a full-screen iPad, US, Commodities, Watchlist and Most Traded each open as one page across the screen, instead of a list beside an empty detail. Tables use the full width without cutting a column off part-way, and a tap anywhere on a group's heading folds it. "See all" and the links between pages open that page instead of stacking a copy. • Fixed on iPad — An iPad that started in portrait could close the first time it was turned to landscape. • Chart zoom — Pinching a daily chart keeps the latest candle on the right edge. Drag the crosshair to the left or right edge of the zoomed chart to move back or forward through the period; the chart stays where you leave it when you lift your finger. The price scale fits the candles on screen, and the candles at either edge are no longer cut in half. Reset returns the whole period. • Rate MarketGrep — Settings › Support has a new row, "Rate MarketGrep on the App Store", that opens the review page.

MarketGrep 4.3: iPad in two columns with a sidebar, one tap to remove from the watchlist, and Bitcoin on Binance that keeps its data. • Two columns on iPad — US, Global, Commodities, Watchlist, Most Traded and 13F keep the list on the left and open the page on the right. On the US tab, until you pick a row, the right side shows the day's market overview. • Sidebar and keyboard — The iPad tab bar groups Markets and Research, and the sidebar is headed by today's liquidity regime. Drag a favourite page into the tab bar, or reorder and hide pages in the sidebar. With a keyboard, Command-1 to Command-9 switch pages and Command-F searches. • A second window — Press and hold a ticker row and choose "Open in New Window": the ticker page opens in a window of its own. • More room — On iPad, Liquidity sets its cards side by side and widens the indicator grid. The full-screen chart adds a strip under the plot: drag along it to move the crosshair across the whole period. • Sentiment report — Opens as a page on iPhone and iPad. On iPad its chapters sit in a column beside the text; on iPhone they open in a sheet. • Search and Settings — The search button at the end of the tab bar now carries a gear in its lens: one tap opens search, with Settings and every page that is not in the bar listed below the field. • Watchlist, Edit — Tap Edit and every row and card gets a remove button: one tap removes. After any removal, "Removed NVDA" appears at the bottom with Undo, which puts the row back where it was. • The star — Every ticker page has a star in the toolbar: tap it to add the ticker to your watchlist, tap again to remove it. For a ticker already on the list, the long-press menu now says "Remove from Watchlist". • Bitcoin on Binance — When the exchange refuses a request, the watchlist row and the ticker page show the data that did arrive instead of nothing.

MarketGrep 4.3: iPad in two columns with a sidebar, one tap to remove from the watchlist, and Bitcoin on Binance that keeps its data. • Two columns on iPad — US, Global, Commodities, Watchlist, Most Traded and 13F keep the list on the left and open the page on the right. On the US tab, until you pick a row, the right side shows the day's market overview. • Sidebar and keyboard — The iPad tab bar groups Markets and Research, and the sidebar is headed by today's liquidity regime. Drag a favourite page into the tab bar, or reorder and hide pages in the sidebar. With a keyboard, Command-1 to Command-9 switch pages and Command-F searches. • A second window — Press and hold a ticker row and choose "Open in New Window": the ticker page opens in a window of its own. • More room — On iPad, Liquidity sets its cards side by side and widens the indicator grid. The full-screen chart adds a strip under the plot: drag along it to move the crosshair across the whole period. • Sentiment report — Opens as a page on iPhone and iPad. On iPad its chapters sit in a column beside the text; on iPhone they open in a sheet. • Search and Settings — The search button at the end of the tab bar now carries a gear in its lens: one tap opens search, with Settings and every page that is not in the bar listed below the field. • Watchlist, Edit — Tap Edit and every row and card gets a remove button: one tap removes. After any removal, "Removed NVDA" appears at the bottom with Undo, which puts the row back where it was. • The star — Every ticker page has a star in the toolbar: tap it to add the ticker to your watchlist, tap again to remove it. For a ticker already on the list, the long-press menu now says "Remove from Watchlist". • Bitcoin on Binance — When the exchange refuses a request, the watchlist row and the ticker page show the data that did arrive instead of nothing.

MarketGrep 4.2: the Dynamic Island explained and in motion, Bitcoin from Coinbase and Binance, a chart in Spotlight, Siri, and a watchlist that moves. • Dynamic Island, explained — A tip shows how to pin when you first open the watchlist, another shows how to expand and close the island once it is up, and every sentence in the guide and in Settings now describes what it does: prices keep arriving through Apple push after you close the app. • Every tick moves — The price washes in the change colour and fades, the digits roll, and the time stamp pulses when new data lands. Nothing animates on a dimmed display or with Reduce Motion. • iOS 27, iPhone 18 Pro, Apple Watch — The island stays legible in landscape, on the smaller island and on iPhone Duo's vertical one; your pin rides the Apple Watch Smart Stack and the CarPlay Dashboard. • Start at the opening bell — On iOS 26, Settings › Dynamic Island can schedule the island for 9:30 ET without opening the app. Off by default. • Bitcoin, real time — Search "btc": Coinbase BTC-USD and Binance BTCUSDT join the watchlist, the detail page and the island, 24/7, with the change measured against the last closed UTC day. The Yahoo composite stays as "Composite". • Chart in Spotlight — Type a ticker in Spotlight and run the MarketGrep price shortcut: the price, the move and a line chart, right there. On iOS 26 the card switches between 1D, 1W and 1M in place. Siri shows the same card. • Siri — "Read the MarketGrep report", "Show me the MarketGrep report", "What's NVDA at in MarketGrep". • Watchlist — Press and hold a row to move it, in the table and in the grid. Add a ticker from the + in the toolbar or the dashed card at the end of the list. The quote cell shows the absolute change under the price. • Sentiment — The tab opens the report reader on its own once per new edition; backing out keeps you on the overview. • Search island — One tap opens the search page with the field ready and everything that is not in the bar; a second tap brings up the keyboard. • Yahoo Finance links — A Settings switch, off by default.

Two things in this release: the report reminder opens the new report, and it rings at a better hour. • Sentiment report — Tapping the pre-market or post-market reminder could open the previous edition. The page painted the report from its cache before the network answered, and the notification treated that as "the report is here". It now waits for the request to return, and if you leave the page open across two reminders it switches to the new edition on its own. • Reminders — The two daily reminders now arrive at 9:00 AM and 9:30 PM New York time, half an hour after each report is produced. That is 9:00 PM and 9:30 AM in Singapore during US daylight time, one hour later in winter. • Report cover — The pull quote on the cover no longer promotes a community comment that swears. The comments drawer still lists every quote.

One thing in this release: the sentiment report scrolls smoothly the first time you open it. • Sentiment report — Opening the report from a notification and scrolling could drop frames. Two things were to blame: the page re-parsed the whole report on every scroll tick, and at the same moment the app was drawing dozens of Spotlight thumbnails on the main thread. The report is now parsed once, and a scroll only moves the reading-progress line at the top; the Spotlight thumbnails draw in the background and are skipped when nothing has changed.

MarketGrep now speaks nine languages. • Nine languages — English, 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語, 한국어, Français, Español, Deutsch and Tiếng Việt. Not just the app: the widgets, the Dynamic Island, the Siri phrases and the Shortcuts actions too. Settings › Display › Language also has a real Follow system mode now — change your phone's language and the app follows. Upgrading does not move you into it, so pick it there if you want it. • Report translation — The sentiment report and the 13F quarter notes translate on your device into your reading language, behind a progress bar with a percentage and a Cancel. The original text stays readable the whole time and is never replaced, and a paragraph that already came back is never fetched twice. • The Dynamic Island, rebuilt — One pinned ticker is printed like a headline: the price large in the app's own serif with the day's line running behind it, the change beside it. The other pins sit on one line underneath. Three dots jump straight to any pin, so reaching the third one is a tap rather than cycling through it. The compact pill prints one clear figure instead of two small ones, and an alert now brings its own ticker to the front instead of leaving it in the small print. • The Dynamic Island knows when to leave — It used to come back on its own every time you opened the app, so it could sit on your Lock Screen all day showing prices that stopped moving hours ago. Now nothing appears unless you ask for it: pinning a ticker still starts it at once, but simply opening the app does not. Risk Radar is the one island that still starts on its own, because it only appears when the reading crosses into the Danger Zone and it retires itself afterwards; big-move alerts now stay quiet until you switch them on. There is a close button on the island itself and on the Lock Screen card — one tap puts it away and your pinned tickers are untouched. Settings finally separates ending today's island from clearing the pins, and a move alert fades after half an hour instead of standing there until the next one. • Ticker chart — The controls are one row now: periods on the left, settings and full screen pinned right. Line, Area, Baseline and Candle moved into the settings popover, which already held the same picker. • Search — The page holds navigation only. The desktop companions and the Learn shelf moved into Settings, where the other once-in-a-while decisions live. • Sentiment report — Headlines are back on their own lines. The report's paragraph breaks were being read away, so a whole section arrived as one wall of text with the bold headlines stranded mid-sentence. Chapters wrap onto a second row instead of scrolling sideways, so the page moves in one direction only and every chapter is visible at once. Scrolling no longer drags the body sideways. Sections open expanded. You can share it now: the reading page's share button renders the edition you are reading — its headline, its opening, a classic comment and the most-discussed table — as a card you can send anywhere. • Touch — Settings rows, chart controls and chapter chips answer across their whole area, not only where their text is drawn. • Support the developer — A quiet card in Search and a row in Settings. It unlocks nothing; every feature is already yours. • Fixes — A stored logarithmic scale could crash the ticker page on open. An indicator chart could paint its fill outside the card. VoiceOver read change badges in English on a fresh non-English install. 13F manager tags were cut off at the card edge. The 1D change on a list row and on the ticker page could disagree; they now read the same number. Tapping a market-sentiment notification could land on a blank page instead of the report. Summaries and takeaways generated on this device now start switched off — they were running without being asked and could make the app stutter; turn them on in Settings › On-Device Intelligence.

4.0 is the Pro Chart release. • Pro Chart on every ticker: Line, Area, Baseline or Candle, MA10 / 20 / 50 / 200 overlays, a volume band, RSI 14 and MACD, log scale, compare against SPY, QQQ or your watchlist, full-screen landscape, and a chart snapshot on the share card. • Dynamic Island: pin up to three watchlist tickers to a Live Activity with live quotes and big-move alerts. Control Center buttons jump to the next pinned ticker or open your watchlist. • Siri, Shortcuts and Spotlight: "How is liquidity in MarketGrep", "What's the mood in MarketGrep", open a ticker, an indicator or a manager, add to watchlist, pin to the island; Compare on charts is a Shortcuts action. Tickers, indicators, managers and watchlists are indexed for Spotlight. • Widgets: a Watchlist widget and the MarketGrep Board, a composite tile with the regime, the mood, the turbulence tier and your pinned tickers. • Sentiment report reader: cover, chapter index, progress line, pull quote, classic-comment drawers and stock spotlight stats. 13F quarter notes render block by block with quarter chapters and a scrubbable scale arc. • US Market: a Key Takeaways card from the market insight, tier rulers on every gauge. • Risk Radar: a tier change posts a notification; a Danger Zone starts a short Live Activity on the Dynamic Island. Both have switches in Settings. • Settings: Chart defaults (type, averages, volume band, scale, indicator) without opening a ticker. A first run ends with a page that pins three tickers to the island in one tap. • Tables: choose and reorder columns, two density tiers, a long-press menu on every row (Compare, Add to Watchlist, Pin to Dynamic Island), swipe right to pin. • Search island on the tab bar with Recent chips; Liquidity 10-year history with A–D sub-scores; every sparkline shows a dashed baseline where the month started. • Design 4.0: graphite and newsprint grounds with brass accents, outline chips, ink-inverted selection, shadowless cards, outline tab glyphs, Liquid Glass on iOS 26. • VoiceOver: an Audio Graph on every Pro Chart panel, spoken island buttons, ▲ / ▼ on every change figure. Prices and table figures roll digit by digit on a live tick (off under Reduce Motion). • On-device intelligence where Apple Intelligence is available: takeaways under the report cover, 13F notes and the US insight translated on the device, never replacing the original text.

Sharper lists: bigger, easier-to-read prices and percent moves, roomier rows, and tighter columns — Last, 1D, and YTD now fit the first screen. Live quotes now reach every corner: long-press previews, the daily breadth summary, and column sorting all track the freshest trade. In case you missed what MarketGrep already does: • Live prices, pre-market through after-hours — every list, sparkline, and detail chart tracks the freshest trade, refreshing while you watch. • Liquidity regime at a glance — one percentile reading tells you whether macro USD liquidity is Risk-On, Neutral, or Risk-Off, with a ~10-year history and driver breakdown. • Twice-daily sentiment briefings — a curated narrative of what popular investor communities are watching, with the most-discussed tickers. • 13F institutional research — a curated manager universe with quarterly notes, AUM trajectory, top holdings, and New / Adds / Reduces movements. • Risk Radar — a market-turbulence gauge with a divergence alert when calm prices hide stressed correlations. • Top 50 by turnover, Treasury yields, global cross-asset overview, watchlist, and home-screen widgets — all bilingual (English / 简体中文), no account, no tracking, no ads.

Polish release: reads beautifully at any text size, with VoiceOver on every chart, full Dynamic Type support, and your Reduce Motion / Reduce Transparency settings respected throughout. In case you missed what MarketGrep already does: • Live prices, pre-market through after-hours — every list, sparkline, and detail chart tracks the freshest trade, refreshing while you watch. • Liquidity regime at a glance — one percentile reading tells you whether macro USD liquidity is Risk-On, Neutral, or Risk-Off, with a ~10-year history and driver breakdown. • Twice-daily sentiment briefings — a curated narrative of what popular investor communities are watching, with the most-discussed tickers. • 13F institutional research — a curated manager universe with quarterly notes, AUM trajectory, top holdings, and New / Adds / Reduces movements. • Risk Radar — a market-turbulence gauge with a divergence alert when calm prices hide stressed correlations. • Top 50 by turnover, Treasury yields, global cross-asset overview, watchlist, and home-screen widgets — all bilingual (English / 简体中文), no account, no tracking, no ads.

Prices now move in real time. • Live quotes everywhere — US Market, Global, Most Traded, Sentiment, and Watchlist all show the latest traded price and today's move, refreshed continuously through the session. Pre-market and after-hours included. • Charts end at now — row sparklines and every ticker chart from 1W to 5Y close on the freshest trade instead of yesterday's settle. The detail page quietly labels pre-market, after-hours, and closed sessions. • 13F Research — a curated universe of institutional managers with quarterly holdings, movement cards, and a shareable FT-style quarterly brief. • Risk Radar — a turbulence gauge that flags market-regime stress and danger-zone divergences before they make headlines. • Search — one field over the full US-listed universe, 13F managers, and every screen in the app. • Home-screen widgets — Liquidity, Sentiment, and Most-Traded tiles, Smart-Stack ready; tap any ticker to jump straight into its detail page. • Faster everywhere — tabs stay warm, charts scrub without stutter, iPad gains adaptive grids with keyboard and pointer support, and VoiceOver reads charts and moves in both languages. Feedback welcome at gleichimmer@gmail.com

Performance and polish.

Performance and effects.

13F Holding and Risk Radar - Browse curated institutional managers (Buffett, Situational Awareness, Pershing Square…) with hand-written quarterly notes, or watch the cross-asset turbulence index for early regime shifts. 13 Holding Detail can now share itself as a long editorial image. Touch-to-scrub on every chart - Drag across the intraday tape, daily ticker history, Risk Radar turbulence, or the new Liquidity History bar chart to read time × value at any point, with a velocity-tuned haptic. Open-universe search - Search now covers every Global market-listed ticke , plus the 13F fund-manager catalog. The Search tab is its own surface — lands focused so you can start typing immediately.

A daily clipping of US markets — liquidity, stocks, and sentiment, in one page. Redesigned share cards. Full-screen Market Sentiment on iPad. Today's intraday % change now reads correctly.

Bigger screen, fewer taps. • Made for iPad — Full-width iPads now show every tab across the bottom: Liquidity, US, Global, Commodities, Most Traded, Sentiment, Watchlist — all one tap away. iPhone (and compact iPad split views) keeps the familiar four-tab bar plus More. Rotate or resize the split and the strip rebalances itself; you never end up pointing at a tab that disappeared. • Multi-watchlist — Build as many lists as you want and pin the one you actually trade. The pinned list is what every Watchlist surface (tab, widget, search) reads from. Tap a ticker code to copy it. • Code-format hint, on demand — The "how do I type a ticker?" tooltip on the More page now appears the moment you tap into search, instead of living permanently in the chrome. Quiet hand on the shoulder, only when you reach for it. • Welcome guide rewrite — First-launch sheet (and the Settings replay) lead with an italic editorial sentence and tight bullets. Faster to scan, calmer to read. Replay anytime from Settings → Help. • Performance pass — Sorted ticker tables are stored as projections, so re-entering Most Traded or US/Global paints instantly. Widget refreshes have a per-key cooldown so the system stops reissuing the same fetch. Smaller polish: the Tab Layout card sits next to Display in More, with copy that explains the iPhone/iPad split. Customization footer reads bilingually.

Watchlist is here! Editorial Tip.

Performance Optimization

MarketGrep reads US dollar liquidity, market action, and crowd sentiment at a glance. This version includes several bug fixes and performance improvements.

This version includes several bug fixes and performance improvements.

• Minor animation and layout polish. • New home-screen widgets: Liquidity Regime, Market Sentiment, US Volume Leaders. Stack them for a swipeable Smart Stack. • Faster tab switches • First launch auto-picks your system language.

iPad Support + Design polish + methodology transparency. • New Sentiment Report methodology page — a dedicated section in Settings that explains how the twice-daily briefings are generated, how to read the mood score, the schedule, and the caveats. Also linked directly from the "i" info block at the top of the Sentiment tab. • Sentiment teaser — the report header now surfaces the opening line of today's narrative while the body stays collapsed, so you get a quick read without opening the full quote block. • Band-change ceremony — when the Dollar Liquidity Index crosses a regime boundary (Abundant → Supportive → Restrictive → Tight), the hero card briefly flashes with a brass accent and haptic, so you catch the transition in real time. • Editorial typography — Chinese hero numbers now set in a Songti serif face, matching the English New York serif. Section labels tightened. Share cards lead with a newspaper-style dateline. • Refined empty and error states — serif title, brass colophon, cleaner copy. • Smoother scrolling — removed an always-on ambient animation that showed up as scroll lag on some devices.