Price Action & Company Profiles under Details
Details now holds the Price Action Profile
(formerly Ticker Profile) and a new Company Profile
(Fund Profile for ETFs), switched like Intraday / Swing.
Company Profile shows highlight cards plus Learn More and Fundamentals
or ETF Breakdown in one place.
Distinct Swing Details charts
Session & levels keeps price structure and moving averages.
Movement & volatility now shows historical realized volatility
instead of repeating the price chart. Both reuse the loaded report
on desktop and mobile.
Leaner shared views and historical processing
Analysis and ticker Details now share their financial-table rendering
and statistical breakdown. Historical sample selection and chart
bounds do less repeated work, with obsolete desktop/mobile styles
removed. Distinct views, financial details, historical results and
quote freshness remain unchanged.
More faithful historical comparisons
Historical replay now follows the displayed matching rules, and
acceleration confirmation uses what was available at each completed
bar. Score History shows reproducible historical sensitivity with
session-block resampling instead of shortcut uncertainty ranges.
Use i for sample counts and unavailable reasons. These describe
historical evidence, not predictions or significance tests, across
desktop, mobile and installed-app views.
A clearer Ticker Profile & Focused overlays
Explore one category at a time in both Profile and Details, with your
selection preserved on refresh. Details groups the whole workspace,
including charts and statistical evidence, into matching category cards.
The price chart lives in Overview beside the quote and setup summary.
Five-minute movement uses blue bars without the endpoint dot; the
historical band, median and completed-price label stay available.
Candlestick and OHLC charts offer an optional Focused trend overlay and
labeled latest prices. Missing OHLC stays explicit as close-only ticks.
Intraday Outcomes adds prior-session 9/21 EMA interaction comparisons for
the next 30 minutes and session close, with sample counts and matching
details. These describe history, not forecasts or tested trading edges.
Available across shared desktop, mobile and installed-app views.
New: Install banner on phones & tablets
An Install Pensive Trader app banner now appears below the header on
touch devices, replacing the Install app navigation-menu entry.
Android opens the browser's install prompt; iPhone and iPad show the
Add to Home Screen steps. Close it to hide it for 30 days.
Faster live loading & fresher session charts
Daily-history loading no longer holds up live quote refreshes. Profile
refreshes completed prices and EMAs as the quote clock advances, while
Details price markers follow the shared quote updates. Session price
labels stay readable across reference lines. Five-minute movement now
shows a historical P10-P90 band, median and today's movement.
Trend and Focused charts prepare without blocking the API's request
loop or queuing behind history/analysis workers, and matching
simultaneous chart requests share one build. Focused charts get a paint
opportunity before Profile quote updates across desktop, mobile and PWA.
Closing a ticker cancels abandoned analysis and queued Profile work,
without cancelling shared work another active request still needs.
Background analysis refreshes no longer reopen closed ticker dialogs.
Quote loading drops redundant worker/queue work and unused holdings
downloads. Rate-limited quote batches stop repeated provider attempts
and report refresh unavailability without pretending old data is fresh.
Web quote processing no longer starts desktop-only analysis or keeps
unconsumed desktop updates. Provider setup avoids extra worker threads.
Saved Watchlist order and existing share counts remain unchanged.
New: Install Pensive Trader on your phone
Use the Install Pensive Trader app banner on phones and tablets for
iPhone, iPad and Android setup. Add the secure site to your home screen to open it in its own
app window. Live research still needs internet; offline startup shows
reconnect help instead of cached quotes. Installation is not a cloud
backup, and locally saved data may not transfer between browsers
and installed apps.
New: Educational guide & mobile chart inspection
Open Educational from the navigation menu for illustrated explanations
of charts, historical ranges, scores and research tools, without score
formulas or weights. On phones and tablets, tap chart dots, bars or
lines for their available hover information; tap elsewhere or scroll to
dismiss. Price-chart point info now stays visible after a tap, while
dragging and pinch zoom remain available.
More ways to explore Price-action visuals
Filter the visual aids by Session & levels, Historical patterns,
Market context or Outcomes. “Session price: open, high, low & current”
uses four vertical columns: fixed open and updating high, low and
current/completed prices on a labeled zoomed price axis, with a
previous-close reference when available.
A fresh matching quote is preferred during market hours; otherwise
the map labels its completed-data snapshot clearly. Historical
“Today's five-minute movement vs. typical” compares movement with prior
sessions at the same local time. Historical patterns also show daily
closing drawdowns with recovery duration. Session & levels separates
overnight gaps from open-to-close returns; these simple returns compound
and are not additive.
Less repeated Watchlist work
Watchlist and notification refreshes save SMA alert changes together instead
of rebuilding alerts for each ticker. Dismissed alerts stay dismissed until
re-armed, and dismissals in another tab update the Watchlist without an
extra quote request. Saved ticker order and polling intervals are unchanged.
Ready-to-explore ticker evidence
The shared header now shows the ticker logo. Details evidence prepares
while you read Profile, and switching views reuses data and charts
rather than recalculating them. Both views share historical requests
and prepared session levels. The duplicate Fundamentals at a glance
panel is removed; business context remains in Profile.
A shared Ticker Profile and Details workspace
Tickers now open on Ticker Profile. Details is inside Ticker Profile:
use its Profile / Details selection for an overview or granular evidence,
with one shared Intraday / Swing control. Participation
sits below differences, with centered blue/black range markers.
Closing snapshots explain missing subsequent outcomes and show
historical full-session behavior instead.
Ticker Profile: focused evidence for your horizon
Use the Intraday / Swing buttons to explore session structure and nearby
levels, intraday trend, volatility, volume and VWAP, or daily moving-average
structure. Daily history stays a dropdown. These are summaries of existing
evidence; granular Details remain available. No extra quote polling.
Ticker Profile: get to know the instrument
Open Ticker Profile in the ticker page selector across Analysis, Screener,
Watchlist and Sectors. Visual cards compare current price and volume with
historical behavior, SPY session environments and multi-day holding outcomes.
Company fundamentals or ETF composition add business context. Intraday and
Swing share the same evidence, with sample counts, earnings flags and research
notes. Descriptive history, not an attractiveness score or trading signal.
New: Score History and Trade Assessment for ETFs
ETF-only traders can now open Score History and
Trade Assessment from the Details selector. ETF scores
are rebuilt with the same ETF weights and holdings-weighted sector blend
as the live score. SPY has no history against itself, so it is hidden
there; funds that track the S&P 500 stay near a coin flip versus SPY.
New: Faster Sectors and ETF Breakdown
The Sectors page now loads in about two seconds, and selecting any
sector row opens the same Details page as Analysis, Screener and
Watchlist. Every ETF also has an ETF Breakdown page in
the selector with asset allocation, sector mix and its top 10
holdings (when the fund publishes them).
New: Earnings-aware volatility
Stock sessions on an earnings day or the day after are flagged with an
amber badge, and same-clock volatility ranges now exclude those
sessions so a report does not skew the baseline. Earnings dates come
from Nasdaq, falling back to a firm Yahoo Finance date; past dates read
"Already reported" and same-day dates read "Today".
Updated: Price-action evidence and responsive charts
Price-action details now compare paired returns with a recognized sector
ETF alongside SPY, and report prior-only range coverage separately for
short/closing outcomes and low/high volatility regimes. Swing ranges
distinguish overlapping samples from non-overlapping windows. Chart
cards now have clearer titles and spacing, and their axes adapt to
narrow panels while retaining readable labels.
These descriptive comparisons are not forecasts or trading edges.
Updated: Reorder Watchlist entries
Drag the handle beside a ticker to change its position. The order is
saved across visits, and the handle also supports up/down arrow keys.
Fixed: Calendar bell returns for upcoming events
Clearing calendar notices now hides them only until the next page load.
The bell turns red again for upcoming events, stays red while any
tracked event is today or later in New York time, and turns off after
all tracked event dates have passed.
Updated: Portfolio defaults and editing
Watchlist Portfolio Simulation now starts with each saved ticker at
100 shares; Model Insight still starts empty. Edit and clear table
entries without changing saved Watchlist shares. Use the X beside a
result holding to remove it and recalculate portfolio P&L, or Edit
a result's shares and save to recalculate. The Workspace ticker entry
also has an X to clear its text.
Fixed: Portfolio Simulation and expanded closing returns
Model Insight and Watchlist now share a working portfolio simulator with
user-entered ticker/share rows, short/custom date ranges and full
portfolio-versus-SPY results, including data warnings. Controls align on
desktop and mobile. Session closing-return comparison starts expanded;
you can still collapse it.
Faster: Less repeated data work
Unchanged charts now reuse prepared data, simultaneous benchmark requests
share their calculation, and intraday updates reuse recently fetched
profile history. Desktop and mobile benefit without longer freshness
windows or extra refresh timers.
Faster: Quote summary no longer waits for analysis
Details now reuses the quote already retrieved for its price chart, so
the summary can appear before statistical analysis finishes. Analysis,
Screener and Watchlist share this on desktop and mobile, without extra
requests or a new refresh timer. Data freshness rules are unchanged.
Fixed: Custom technical look-ahead alignment
When Look ahead is Other..., the selector, trading-days input, Apply
and Refresh buttons now have matching heights. Narrow panels and mobile
stack the controls neatly without uneven wrapping.
Fixed: Statistical evidence starts expanded
Explore statistical evidence now opens expanded on Details across
Analysis, Screener and Watchlist, on desktop and mobile. You can still
collapse it; analysis refreshes keep your choice.
Faster: Details price chart loads independently
On Analysis, Screener and Watchlist, the price chart now starts loading
alongside statistical analysis, so it can appear without waiting for
the analysis to finish. Desktop and mobile share the improvement;
data freshness checks and refresh intervals are unchanged.
Fixed: Swing chart markers stay visible after the close
If the latest daily price or volatility value is missing, the chart keeps
its dot and value badge on the last available historical observation.
Its actual date and the missing latest period are clearly labeled;
no prices or volatility values are filled across the gap. Markers advance
normally when the provider publishes valid data.
Fixed: Swing comparison contrast, session dots & gap controls
Gap input and action buttons now share aligned heights on desktop and
stack on mobile. Matched historical paths are darker, thicker dashed purple
lines above lighter solid general paths, making longer horizons easier to read.
Session dots are back on the holding-return, interim-dip and interim-rise
cards for both general and similar daily setups. Blue means a completed
session; black means an in-progress session. Dots show one session against
multi-day history, not a realized multi-day trade return.
Fixed: Similar technical cone scale and matched-path styling
The technical cone's price axis now fits the displayed outcomes instead
of the full what-if slider range, keeping the similar-setup interval
legible. The full slider range remains available. Matched past paths are
dashed purple; general past paths are solid gray.
Updated: Historical positive finishes is percentage-first again
The main value is a percentage, including when fewer than eight historical
outcomes are available. Counts, weighting and the explanation of eligible
historical periods are behind the i icon. A small-sample
label stays visible; missing history is not shown as 0%.
All Swing comparison periods, including 5, 10 and 20 trading
days, now use daily holding history and similar daily setups over
your selected historical context, not the short intraday snapshot history.
Rest-of-session comparisons remain intraday. Overnight gaps are included
in daily holding returns.
Fixed: Historical finish tallies & gap-aware technical cones
Historical positive finishes includes the actual count behind the
information icon, even below eight outcomes.
General and behavior-matched finishes are separate; small samples are
flagged rather than hidden. Aggregate ranges still require eight outcomes.
For daily technical horizons, move the black dot and release to
re-match similar technical setups and opening gaps.
Dragging previews the price shift; the new cone can change shape after
matching finishes. Use Re-match gap for an exact percentage, or Clear gap
assumption to return to the original comparison. Later overnight gaps
remain excluded; these are not forecasts or overnight holding returns.
New: Longer technical what-ifs & visible historical examples
In Swing, Similar technical setups now offers Other...
for 21-252 trading days. Use the entry-day and exit-day
sliders to replay a later entry and exit from the same historical setups,
alongside the starting-reference price slider.
Longer behavior comparisons now draw individual historical closing paths
even below eight examples, with ending returns and interim dips/rises
available under Individual outcomes & dates. Aggregate ranges
still require eight completed outcomes. Technical replay excludes overnight
gaps; behavior holding history includes them. These are examples, not forecasts.
Updated: Longer Swing comparisons use daily history
In Details or Model Insight, choose Swing, select
Other... for the behavior comparison period, and apply
21-252 trading days. These longer holds now use completed
daily history over your selected historical context, rather than the short
intraday snapshot history.
General close-to-close returns, including overnight gaps, stay visible
separately from similar daily setups. These are daily comparisons, not
same-time-of-day behavior matches. The 5-, 10-, and 20-day presets now
use this daily engine too. Insufficient samples show their counts and requirements;
choose a longer historical sample when available. Aggregate ranges require
eight completed windows, and similar daily setups require eight
non-overlapping matches. Historical reviews use only earlier completed
daily bars. Past outcomes are not forecasts.
New: Details for Intraday and Swing
Choose Intraday or Swing, with the Price
chart always below the quote card. Swing adds compact P/E, EPS and
profit-margin cards, a shortcut to full Fundamentals, and its own
holding-period selector. Intraday comparisons start expanded, with
smaller desktop bars and exact evidence behind the i icon.
Swing price levels show values only, with red SMA highlights within
0.25% of price instead of position dots.
Profile loading now reuses exchange schedules and fresh history across
views, with faster session-gap checks. Price-data freshness rules and
historical calculations are unchanged; provider response times still vary.
Next-session what-ifs now take an opening gap (%):
2 means 2% above the previous close, -1 means 1% below, and 0 means
unchanged. See what happened after similar historical gaps, not a
prediction of tomorrow's open. Unavailable live extended-hours quotes
pause automatic retries; refresh explicitly or choose a manual gap.
New: Behavior-matched multi-day paths & holding risk
In Details, Similar session behavior: past paths now offers
rest-of-session and 5-, 10-, or 20-trading-day views. See how matched
sessions actually developed, including overnight gaps, alongside historical
holding returns and interim downside/upside. General holding history is
in the same card, not a separate section. Completed sample counts are shown;
fewer than eight outcomes suppress aggregate ranges, not factual finish tallies.
Past paths are examples, not forecasts.
New: Historical comparisons & scenarios on Details
Technical Scenarios and the overlapping Swing projection are now one
chart-first view on a stock or ETF's Details.
One card switches between Similar session behavior: past paths
(the default) and Similar technical setups: rest-of-session ranges.
Current session structure, support and resistance remain visible separately.
Use a fresh, timestamped pre/post-market quote or enter an opening-gap percentage
to visually compare similar historical opening gaps, close/high/low ranges, and
gap-fill frequencies. Sparse samples and stale quotes are flagged.
Post-market plans cover the next regular session, not after-hours trading.
Swing trend and overnight holding-risk context remain available.
Past examples are not predictions.