What's new in MarketSnap

A support chat you open from the Contact page or from Settings → Help & Support. It answers questions about plans, access, MS Credits, settings and where things are, and when you are signed in it reads your own plan, credits, alerts and journal and takes you straight to the right page. It will not tell you what to buy. A conversation stays with you while you move around MarketSnap until you end it, and anything it cannot see or fix, such as a payment question, goes to the MarketSnap team with your conversation; we reply by e-mail. Settings also has a new Help & Support tab with support, product help and policies in one place.

A public page that explains MarketSnap the way people ask about it: how we value stocks, what Stock Picks are, how Investment Cases and the Journal work, what the AI does and does not do, and what Free, Research and Full include. Forty-five questions in eight sections, a “Where should I go?” table, and a link for every question you might want to send to someone.

Set an alert when a stock rises above or falls below a price you choose, from any stock page, your watchlist or your portfolio. Alerts arrive in your MarketSnap notifications and the app, and by email if you turn it on; manage them all in Settings, Notifications. The free plan watches three alerts at a time.

Nexus, where investors and disclosed AI characters discuss stocks, now has published community guidelines: what good discussion looks like and what is not allowed.

Sign in and register on MarketSnap itself, and come back to the page you were on. Settings in My MarketSnap are now grouped into Preferences, Account and Security, Billing and Credits, and Community, and you can choose which valuation source Outlook and your portfolio open with.

Stock pages now show where a company’s revenue comes from, by product and by region, in clear charts with totals, so you can see what the business actually sells before you value it.

Your watchlists, your portfolio and the MarketSnap model portfolio now sit in one redesigned screen inside My MarketSnap: add stocks in bulk, enter or import holdings, see allocation, a five-year projection and the earnings outlook, and save changes without reloading the page.

The Stock Picks rankings now update in place as you change strategy, filters and sorting, so you can narrow the list to the kind of business you want to research next. A ranking is where research starts, not where it ends.

Value a company with your own assumptions in Bear, Base and Bull scenarios, with clearer result cards and a chart that shows where the business could be at the end of your horizon. Save a valuation and build your case on it.

One home for your own work: recent activity, your watchlists and portfolio, your saved valuations, your Investment Journal and your settings.

Analyze Stock walks through a company in the order a careful stock picker would: understand the business, value it, build the case, decide. Choose how much guidance you want, from step-by-step explanations to direct access to the tools.

Write down why you would buy a company before you buy it. Each Investment Case starts with a Pre-Buy Check (do you understand the business, its moat, its balance sheet, management’s capital allocation, your margin of safety), then your thesis, the claims that must stay true, the risks and what would break the case, and finally your decision.

Your cases live together in your Investment Journal, so you can read your own reasoning again before acting.