Premium is easier to find. If you chart a few stocks in your first visit, PremiChart now offers the free 7-day trial once, right when you have seen what the app does, instead of waiting for a second visit. Dismiss it and it will not keep asking.

Your portfolio now works like a brokerage account. Selling a position adds the money to Cash on Hand, so your total portfolio value stays the same. Buying is paid from Cash on Hand and never takes it below zero, so you can enter all the holdings you already own first and add your cash afterwards. A "Pay from Cash on Hand" switch lets you record shares moved in from elsewhere without touching your cash. Selling all of a dividend payer also moves the dividends it paid into Cash on Hand. New: a Value over time chart on the Portfolio tab. See how your portfolio's value has changed over the past week, month, 3 months, year to date, year or all time, and press and drag on the line to read any day. The Buy, Sell and Edit windows were rebuilt. Every field and the Record button now fit on one screen with the keyboard open, nothing jumps around as you move between fields, and dates are typed on the number pad.

HERD's channel lines on the 2-year chart are back. The solid purple channel rails were missing on the 2Y timeframe only. The server now builds multi-day bars so the chart and the channel land on the same days; the app also tolerates a one-day skew on 2D and 3D bars, so the rails never blank while a new bar is forming. HERD's "how did it play out" bars are brighter. The 14 bars that light up under the real candles as the pattern realizes are now a bright, pale purple instead of pink, so they stand out from the rest of the pattern without being mistaken for HEAT's yellow candles. My Watchlist stays violet when you switch to Daily Picks, instead of fading to grey.

HERD now shows its past, and lets you watch it play out. The pattern runs backwards too. The purple candles now extend under your recent price action as well as ahead of it, so you can see how closely the pattern matched before it projects forward — on every timeframe, 1D to 4H. Watch it play out. As each new bar prints, the pattern's bar for that day lights up in bright purple under the real candle — for 14 bars. If they track, keep the pattern. If they drift apart, tap RE-ALIGN for the next one. RE-ALIGN now counts #1 (the closest match) through #12 and starts over, keeps the same pattern on every timeframe, and updates the Watchlist grade right away. A tighter range band. The shaded range around the pattern is now sized to each stock's own volatility — same 83% hit rate, noticeably narrower, and it opens out from today's price as a cone. HERD and OB/OS stay on when you switch stocks. Notes and alerts, in one place. Press and hold a note on the chart to move it — the price moves with it and shows on the axis. Turn on a bell inside a note to be notified at that price; every price alert you set now shows on the chart. The Notify button and the pencil are one button: Notes & alerts.

The chart got more room, and you can write on it. Notes on the chart. Tap the pencil under the chart, then tap the chart where you want the note — "buy at $120", "watch this level" — and it stays there as a flag with a dashed line at that price. Tap a flag to edit or delete it. Long-press the pencil for all your notes on that stock. A smaller legend. The HEAT and OB/OS keys are now one line. Tap it for the full wording, tap again to shrink it. Cleaner rotation. Turning the phone no longer flashes the squeezed portrait screen before the landscape chart appears. OB/OS marks that tell you where they fired. A solid circle fired at the floor or ceiling of the stock's 100-day range. A hollow one fired part-way, where the move may not be done. More marks show now, too — a fresh extreme is no longer hidden by one from months ago.

A fix for the Watchlist grades on large watchlists. If your watchlist runs to dozens of symbols across several lists, the HERD grade beside each symbol could be missing — the app was asking for the first forty names alphabetically instead of the rows on your screen. It now grades what you are looking at, top of the list first, sub-lists included, and refreshes only when your rows change or when you pull to refresh. A few stocks whose pattern landed exactly on today's price showed no grade at all; they do now. HERD describes what followed similar setups in the past. It is not a prediction, and past patterns do not guarantee future performance.

Two small things that make the app quicker to read. The HERD grade on your Watchlist. Every stock on your list now shows the grade of the HERD pattern its chart opens on — "B · 76%↑" — right beside the symbol. It is the same letter you see next to RE-ALIGN on the chart: how many of the 20 similar past setups moved the same way. An A is rare and shows in gold, so the strongest patterns on your list stand out without opening each chart. Premium, like HERD itself. "Before you begin" now appears once. The informational-only notice was showing on every launch for some signed-in users. It now shows a single time and then stays out of the way. HERD describes what followed similar setups in the past. It is not a prediction, and past patterns do not guarantee future performance.

This release opens the door, and grades the HERD patterns. Look around first. The app no longer asks you to create an account before you have seen a chart. Open it, browse any stock, build a watchlist, try the indicators — and register when you decide it is worth keeping. Your choice is remembered. What you build as a guest comes with you. When you do create an account, your watchlist, trade journal, settings and portfolio positions move into it. This happens only when you register, only into a brand-new account, and never on a plain sign-in — nothing you built is ever handed to someone else. A gentle reminder to keep it. Once you have a few symbols or a position, the app will ask — never on the day you installed it, at most once a session, a week apart, and it stops asking after three no's. Every HERD pattern now carries its grade. Beside RE-ALIGN you will see, for the purple pattern on screen, how many of the 20 similar past setups moved the same way — "#2 · 100% · GRADE A". Press RE-ALIGN and the next pattern brings its own number, so you can compare them. A is rare (85% agreement or more) and shows in gold. The dashed purple cone is the range where those past setups actually landed; tap the grade to read what it means and how often that much agreement played out in back-testing. You may also be asked to rate the app after adding a stock. If you like it, that is where a star helps most. HERD describes what followed similar setups in the past. It is not a prediction, and past patterns do not guarantee future performance.

This release is about the chart behaving when you push it. Log scale. Zooming the price axis out on a log chart could crush everything — candles, moving averages, every overlay — into a thin band at the top of the pane, above an axis reading zero. Nothing but a double-tap brought it back. The log chart now zooms and pans in log space, so zooming out shows more of the price range instead of collapsing it. The default log view is unchanged. The HERD pattern sits on the dates it was drawn for. Reading the date under the purple pattern used to give a different answer on different timeframes — the same pattern could read two months apart on a weekly chart and a daily one, and the weekly chart was the one that was wrong. Three separate causes: a stock looked like a 24/7 market when you opened the chart at a weekend, the crosshair worked out future dates from the wrong bar spacing, and the purple dates along the bottom were positioned independently of the purple bars above them. Every timeframe now names the same week for the same pattern. Panning with several overlays on. With HEAT, OB/OS and HERD all switched on, dragging the chart does measurably less work per frame than it did. This one is better rather than finished: a chart carrying every overlay still moves less smoothly than a bare one, and the rest of that work is still ahead. HERD describes what followed similar setups in the past. It is not a prediction, and past patterns do not guarantee future performance.

This release is almost entirely about the numbers being right, and about the app telling you the truth when something goes wrong. Your portfolio's own arithmetic. Every holding row printed its share count and average cost beside a total that did not follow from them. The row now says what each figure is. Deleting a holding tells you, before you confirm, exactly how many closed trades and how much realized profit or loss go with it — that was silent before, and there is no undo. Sell out of everything and your realized results stay on screen instead of disappearing behind "no positions". Alerts stop outliving their positions. Delete a holding and its daily % move alert is switched off with it, so you no longer get notified about a stock you no longer own. Guards where money is entered. A trade can no longer be dated in the future. Trying to sell more shares than you hold no longer previews a tidy result underneath the refusal. A negative cash amount is refused instead of being quietly saved as a positive one. Two portfolios can no longer share a name. The Analysis tab works on ratio and index symbols. Choosing something like SPY/BTC-USD used to paint a screen of "Failed to load" and leave the verdict stuck on "Evaluating…" forever. Those cards now load, the few that genuinely cannot are named once and honestly, and a card that fails can be retried. Just as important: a reading that failed to load is no longer shown as BUY. It says it has no read, because it does not. Numbers that agree with each other. The projection card's percentage and its price pointed at different quantities and could disagree on direction; they now come from one figure. "Current" prices match the rest of the app. Dates are shown in your timezone, not the server's. News sections carry recent news instead of stories two months old. A calmer chart. With several overlays on, the legends covered each other and covered the readings underneath — they now sit in one column and everything clears them. The Ledger agrees with the chart above it. Adding a position from the chart works on the first attempt of a session rather than the second. Watchlist. Removing a stock can be undone for a few seconds. Adding one already on your list says so instead of doing nothing. Searching from inside a folder names the folder. Every number keypad has a Done button. Price, share and percent fields open a keypad with no Return key, so hiding it meant tapping somewhere safe and hoping. Sixteen fields across eleven popups now carry a Done bar. HERD describes what followed similar setups in the past. It is not a prediction, and past patterns do not guarantee future performance.

Premium features now look premium. Everything the subscription unlocks is marked in gold and says so — HERD, Future Price Estimate, Portfolio Projection and Adjustments, and Daily Picks — so what you are paying for is clear at a glance rather than discovered by tapping. One bell per symbol. The chart used to carry two alert buttons that read as the same feature. Now there is one: Notify. It is the same switch as the bell on a watchlist row, so turning a symbol on in either place turns it on in both. Price-level alerts have not gone away — they moved one tap inside it, as "Alert at a price instead". Trade Coach reads each holding from HEAT, OB/OS and HERD together, in plain language, with direction and sizing. It runs before you buy, inside Add Position, and now opens with the position itself instead of sitting at the foot of the tab. HERD comparison. When a HERD path is frozen on the chart, the price that actually followed is drawn in yellow over it, so you can judge the historical setup for yourself. Intraday timeframes included. Re-aligning is one tap now, and no longer fails on symbols with short history. Fixes: the offline indicator no longer stays stuck after the network comes back, a currency display error, a deep link that would not open, and the entry-price form that could hang on "Loading..." when adding a position. HERD describes what followed similar setups in the past. It is not a prediction, and past patterns do not guarantee future performance.

• A clearer App Store page: new screenshots and a description that says exactly what PremiChart shows — the moments in market history most like today, and what followed them • Maintenance and reliability improvements

Your portfolio now lives on the chart: • Every buy you record draws its own marker at its price and date, with the share count shown above it. • Each position gets its own color and dashed P&L line, plus a badge showing your dollar-cost average P&L for the whole holding. • Tap any marker to edit or delete just that purchase — your other buys stay untouched. • Positions from all of your portfolios appear on the chart, each distinguishable at a glance. Faster entry, smoother charts: • When adding a position, the price fills in automatically for the date you enter — and stays fully editable. • Press-and-hold chart inspection now tracks your finger precisely. • Charts paint instantly from your last view while fresh data loads. Daily Picks: • Cleaner, simpler cards — details one tap away. • A new Signals section lists names where our indicators align. Plus many fixes and speed improvements throughout the app.

Rate PremiChart right from Settings, review and remove your alert subscriptions in one place, and turning Signal Alerts off now switches them off everywhere. Daily Picks stay put between sessions.

• Money Flow: HERD now tracks where money is rotating — equities, tech, gold, crypto, oil, bonds, cash — and factors it into the forecast • NEW: HERD Conviction — a rare reversal signal backed by 15+ years of backtesting, shown with its real measured hit rate • Chart crosshair now shows the exact date of every candle (and time of day on intraday charts) • Prices refresh instantly on every tab the moment you return to the app • Price alerts: input no longer hidden by the keyboard, better error messages • Dozens of reliability and polish fixes throughout the app