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 • The chart now leads a symbol's page instead of sitting under a screen of numbers • Volume under every chart, coloured by whether the bar closed up — and volume by price alongside it, showing where trading actually concentrated • Levels the stock genuinely turned at, with the number of times it happened printed on each one. Not a formula on yesterday's range • 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 • 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 • Unfilled three-bar gaps drawn as bands, filtered so the ones shown mean something • Chart controls now sit on the left, so they stop moving when the number beside them changes width OPTIONS • Delta, gamma, theta and vega on every contract, computed on-device from the same inputs as the win estimate • A reference covering six structures and which Greeks each one is exposed to • Every calculation now uses the live 13-week Treasury rate instead of a fixed 4% • A setup in Top Picks opens the ticker itself — chart, stats and news — with the chain one tap further in • Top Picks opens at 70%+ rather than 80%+ — more of what the scan actually found FROM THE SEC • 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 • Sales made under a 10b5-1 plan are flagged as scheduled in advance AROUND THE WORLD • 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 • Ten backgrounds: the four seasons, Auto, Classic, and four that make no claim about the date — Slate, Sand, Rose and Midnight • All the seasonal washes are calmer, so the background stops competing with what's on it • Card transparency in six steps, from Solid through Gradient to Clear. The app defers to iOS's Reduce Transparency setting over its own • Six app icons — the same mark in blue, green, violet, teal, rose or amber • A new icon: a price tape read through a lens, replacing the green line and magnifying glass ALSO • 160 tips, including settlement, assignment and what the Greeks actually mean • The ⓘ now teaches: each screen's card carries a rotating tip from its own subject instead of the same sentence every time • Every screen shares as a card, each stating what its numbers are on the image • The ETF holdings list folds away, like sector weightings below it • The tab bar now takes the seasonal accent too

Seasonal themes, a shareable market snapshot, and a long pass over everything that was quietly not working. SEASONS • The screen tint now carries a season under each screen's own colour — Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, or Auto, which follows the calendar and is the default. The app is amber in October and cold blue in January without you choosing anything • Pick from a rail of swatches painted in the theme they select, under Preferences → Screen background tint. On by default now, so you can actually see it • Your widgets wear it too. The home-screen background was the system's default grey; it now carries the market's mood at the top and the season below, and changes the moment you pick a different one SHARE THE TAPE • A share button on Market Pulse turns the market into a card you can post or send: mood, the advancing share, the breadth bar, the four benchmarks and the VIX, over the seasonal wash • Facts only — no probabilities, no ranked setups. Every estimate in the app is labelled as a model estimate, and a label is exactly what doesn't survive being screenshotted. The session, the timestamp, "quotes may be delayed" and "not investment advice" are printed on the card itself, because a shared image travels without the app around it THE BRIEF • Tips swipe. 132 of them now, across options, risk, market mechanics, earnings, psychology, charts and process — swipe the card for another, in an order that can't repeat until it has been through all of them • The build progress line says far more while staying one line: the step running, its live count, what the build has already found, and how far through it is • "Daily brief notification" is now "Notify me with the morning brief", because delivery is scheduled by iOS and was never actually daily. It also asks for notification permission now — previously it asked for nothing, so unless you'd created a price alert at some point, it could never have delivered anything • Every preference explains itself in place, instead of three paragraphs in a shared footer that you had to match up by counting FIXES THAT MATTERED • Symbol pages open on 1H instead of 4H. "4H" was built from Yahoo's 1-minute feed, which is often empty for quieter names — so the default view of a quiet stock was the one most likely to show nothing, and it showed a spinner that never resolved rather than saying so • VWAP now resets each session. On the 15m, 30m and 1H scales it had been accumulating across days or weeks while still being labelled VWAP • Four places showed a stuck spinner or, worse, a confident wrong answer when a request failed. The economic calendar was the bad one: it printed "nothing at this level in the next few sessions" on days the feed was publishing releases. Failures now say so, and offer a retry • Error messages rewritten to name what happened, say why, and make clear when it isn't your connection MARKET PULSE • Opens on the ten busiest names in any sector, by turnover rather than by a 40% pop on 30,000 shares • The tape — S&P, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell, VIX — with index futures filling in out of hours • An economic calendar rated in three tiers, because CPI and an existing-home-sales print are not the same event CRYPTO & FUTURES • 30 major coins and 10 index and commodity futures, with the same charts, RSI, MACD and 52-week ranges as any stock. They stay out of the screens and rankings by design — they aren't US-listed stocks and their volume isn't comparable

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