Daily Picks now covers forex, metals and US stocks, not just crypto

The 'Worth a look today' panel gains four tabs — Crypto, Forex, Metals and Stocks — with up to five picks each, chosen where our engines agree. The morning email follows the same split.

Oct 25, 2026

Four tabs instead of one list

Daily Picks — the 'Worth a look today' panel in the terminal — started with crypto only. After the daily close it now picks up to five instruments in each of four groups: Crypto, Forex, Metals and Stocks. The rule hasn't changed: an instrument makes the list only when the indicator barometer, the rule engine and the Expert Rating point the same way.

Crypto and stock cards open their technical analysis page; forex and metals cards open the chart.
Stocks are the 24/7 perpetual contracts on US shares that you can open in the terminal.
On weekends, forex, metals and stocks are read from Friday's bar and say the market is closed.
The short explainer under the list can now be dismissed with Got it.

In your inbox too

If you get the Daily Picks email, it now carries the same four groups, one block per category. The panel is free and works without an account — open it from the terminal.

Not investment advice. Daily Picks show where our indicators agree; they are not recommendations to buy or sell.

Crypto Positioning: eight exchanges, the US spot premium, fund positioning and alerts that combine conditions

The terminal's derivatives panel is now called Crypto Positioning and reads open interest and funding from eight exchanges, liquidations from six. It adds the US spot premium, the futures positioning of large funds from the weekly COT report, real Hyperliquid liquidation levels on the chart — and alerts that combine open interest, funding, liquidations and price with AND or OR.

All your exchange accounts in one panel, and a journal that copies your real trades

Connect your exchange API keys under My exchanges and the new All accounts panel shows positions, orders and exposure across every key in one place. A journal copies your real trade history from the exchanges, measures each trade in R and exports to CSV. Testnet and demo accounts can already trade from the terminal's Exchange ticket.