You can now create multiple watchlists on Bulios. Keep your stocks in focus
Stocks organized into lists by sector, strategy, or idea. Each watchlist has its own name, icon, view, and change history.
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Product updates
Every change a reader can see, as it ships.- Improvement
A clearer article header
The section sits above the headline and the stocks the article is about, with today's price change, right under it. Summary and listening sit under the author, and on a phone the buttons fit the screen width.
- Improvement
A clearer stock header
The price stands out with the day's change in a tag, the name is joined by the exchange, sector and country, and a bar under the buttons shows where the price sits in its 52-week range. As you scroll, the name and price stay in the top bar.
- New feature
The stock page shows whether the market is open
Next to the price you can see whether the stock's exchange is trading right now and until when, when it opens, or that it is closed for the weekend or a holiday. Times are in your local time.
- Improvement
The price chart shows today's candle
While the exchange trades, a stock's chart ends with today's candle - the open, the day's high and low and the price so far - so it agrees with the price above it. For NASDAQ stocks, the day's candle appears shortly after the market closes.
- Improvement
Bulios Score in watchlists
Switch a watchlist to the new Bulios Score view: it sorts your stocks by their score and shows its six parts - valuation, growth, profitability, quality, debt and stability. The cards on top name the stocks with the highest and the lowest score and show the average of the whole list.
- New feature
Newsroom
The What's new page became the Newsroom: at the top the stories about what we build on Bulios and why, each with its own page to share, under them still the complete list of product changes and the press contact.
- New feature
New watchlists
Sort your stocks into several watchlists - by sector, strategy or idea - each with its own name, icon and order. The Follow button asks which one a stock goes to, and each list remembers its view: valuation, dividends, growth, quality, analysts, earnings, news and content or funds, with cards on top showing what matters in it right now. Public watchlists appear on your profile with their change history: when you added or removed a stock, at what price and why, if you add a comment. Creators can offer a watchlist to their subscribers only.
- New feature
IPO calendar
The calendar has a new IPO tab with the companies going public on the US exchanges: when they start trading, the price range and the offering price, the deal size and a link to the SEC prospectus. You also see how recent IPOs have traded since their listing.