Swing now runs the FLOOR 2F protocol. The Swing tab follows one focused method: buy a stock trading below its usual floor and give it up to 9 sessions to climb back. Every candidate shows Target Hit — the probability it reaches its target — along with the shares for your own equity, the distance to the stop in ATR, and your risk. Buying is timed to the open (9:30–9:45 AM New York); after that, entry closes for the day. Tap to reveal the two filters behind every pick. Target Hit in your Portfolio. Each position now shows its Target Hit probability, live, in the top corner of the row — and it appears as a read-only value on the Edit screen. Automatic stop and target. New positions get a suggested stop (previous close − 2×ATR) and target (+4%) right away, both editable per position and configurable in Settings › Investment Preferences. Cleaner, deeper cards. Redesigned Swing cards with more depth and Liquid Glass action badges, plus a tidier Portfolio row. The portfolio name and broker now sit at the top of Portfolio Amounts, with History at the end. Reliability fixes throughout, including live prices and iCloud sync.

Swing Candidates — a brand-new tab. A daily, ranked shortlist of swing setups, pre-screened for you. Each row shows the entry price and the exact number of shares for your own equity and risk. Tap a name for the full reasoning: relative strength and trend quality, room left to the lane ceiling, what analysts are revising, the trade (entry, stop, target, probabilities and expected value) and the next-earnings window. A "Discarded today" list shows what was filtered out and why — and when the live price reaches the entry, the row turns green with a one-tap Trade button straight to your broker. Numbers in plain English. Tap the icon on Volatility & Ranges — and on Actionable Metrics — to turn the figures into a clear written reading of the setup: where price sits in the day and 52-week range, what Beta implies, and which side of VWAP it trades. Consistent language. Every written reading now follows the app's language, not the device's. Cleaner fact sheet. The separate Analysis button is gone; its reading now lives right inside the cards. Reordered tabs and polish. Portfolio, Swing, Intraday, StockMap and Watchlist, in that order — and any watchlist name that's on today's Swing list is highlighted. Plus reliability fixes throughout, including live prices and iCloud sync.

More accurate fundamentals. Fact-sheet data — 52-week range, market cap, P/E, EPS, dividend and more — now comes from more reliable market-data sources, in the correct currency for ADRs, with computed fallbacks so figures match the price you see. Fair Value opens the source. Tap the Fair Value on any stock's fact sheet to open its full analysis page. Honest, cleaner data. Values we can't verify are left blank instead of showing a placeholder — we'd rather show nothing than something wrong. Cash & Buying Power (optional, off by default). Turn it on in Settings → Investment Preferences to enter your Buying Power and Sales in Process, and include them when you copy your Portfolio or the Daily Report. Faster Add Holding. Adding a position now opens the same clean sheet as editing, starting right in the Shares field. "Avg. Volume" now always populated, and general polish and reliability fixes throughout, including iCloud sync.