Release notes

What's new in the Research Terminal

Every release, dated. The rules behind the strategies stay locked; what changes is how you see, compare and use the results.

v2.5Latest

Live status, key event of the day and market hours

  • Status in the sidebar: a green dot when all data is current, amber when some data is late, red when there is a disruption, with the UTC clock and the Terminal version.
  • Three slim lines on top of every tab: the latest headline (with a soft pulse when a new one arrives), the key US release of the day with forecast, previous and a countdown, then the actual figure once it is out, and market hours for Tokyo, London, Frankfurt, Zurich, New York and crypto.
  • Every chart and table now has Ask ✦ and ⧉, and each one can be added to your own layouts.
  • Strategies table: clearer position column (the market's share first, the safe-haven share below, volatility scaling on the right), shorter headers and tidier columns.
  • Seasonality: one colour for all markets and a value readout when you hover a month.
  • News: the five investing themes of the year as compact cards that open on click.
v2.4

Workspaces and a daily independent check

  • Layouts: arrange several tabs in one workspace, save it to your account, rename it, open it full window (Esc to return).
  • Line charts · 30 markets: every market's trend in one view, filtered by asset class, with the chart filling the space.
  • New tab "The 30 markets": what each fund, index or coin is and what it holds, in plain English.
  • Crypto flows: funding rates per exchange and a volume-weighted average.
  • Every result is now recomputed independently on a second server twice a day and compared with what you see.
v2.1

First live month-end decision

  • The first month-end decision under the locked rules was recorded at the close on 30 Oct 2026. From here on every decision is part of the live record.
v2.0

Rules locked

  • The 30 market strategies and 7 portfolios were locked on 16 Oct 2026. Rules, data version and costs are fixed; month-end decisions since then are recorded and are not revised.
  • Backtests use dividend-adjusted daily data, monthly decisions and estimated trading costs, compared with buy & hold.

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