Understand what matters to your portfolio, faster.

It reads the news, the filings, the price history and the calendar through the lens of what you actually own, then comes back with one answer instead of more to read.

What if rates rise half a point? What if you trimmed your largest position by a fifth? Describe the change in a sentence and Scenario Simulation runs it against the portfolio you actually hold, then scores it against the objective you set.

Historical replay shows what the change would have done against real price and volume history. Forward projection shows a range of outcomes, stated as a range.

Earnings dates, filings and IPOs are filtered to your holdings instead of dumped on you as a generic market calendar. View what is ahead by day, week or month and see which dates touch a position you actually hold.

Nothing here asks you to do anything about a date or treats it as a reason to act. Knowing what is scheduled is the whole job.

News and commentary are pulled together from news syndications, established publishers, blogs and social sources, then filtered down to your portfolio. See everything, or narrow it to your holdings, a sector, a company or a country.

Each story sits on a timeline alongside what the price did around it. That does not mean the story caused the move, and we do not claim it did. It means you can see for yourself whether a headline coincided with anything or was simply noise, which is a question most feeds never let you ask.

Displayed stories are designed to retain their source and publication time. Commentary stays attributed to its publisher rather than being presented as an NxJumps view.

Portfolio-aware from the first screen. Your holdings, goals and risk tolerance rank everything you see. A headline that touched four of your positions reaches you. One that touched none of them does not.

Portfolio-scoped summaries cover what changed in your holdings specifically, not what was popular across the market.