What's New

Product updates, improvements and fixes across the KlickAnalytics platform.

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View Top losers on high volume

New
Feb 4, 2022
 

Now you can view the top losers on high volumes via our Movers app.

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You can even filter more records by exchange, sectors, industries and more.

To access: Click on Menu > Movers. Select the drop down 'Top Losers on High Volume'

Automated data news for you!

New
Feb 2, 2022
 

KlickAnalytics is a data company. We always look at ways and means to help our users to uncover data insights and more. With that, we've added a new app called 'Data News'.

Data News is a internal robot that will scan current and historical market data and find all important event. The information are organized into various reports like;

  • Top Volume Leaders

  • Top Gainers ($)

  • Top Gainers (%)

  • Top Losers ($)

  • Top Losers (%)

  • Sector Performances

  • Top/Bottom - Open to Close Gaps

  • Top/Bottom - High to Close Gaps

  • Top/Bottom - Low to Close Gaps

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We are constantly adding more and more reports for our users. To access all these reports, we have provided a simple interface where our users can select a report type, market, asset class type and even defined a custom date range to view all reports for that date and more.

These reports are calculated at the end of the market. We have these reports compiled from year 2000 onwards. Currently we have around 55,000+ reports stored in our system and we are adding more and more.

To view: From the left menu, click Stocks > Today > Data News

Global symbol search with exchange information

New
Feb 1, 2022
 

KlickAnalytics provide global financial markets information with thousands of companies traded in multiple exchanges. We've enhanced our auto-complete search functionality so that when you search a symbol, it will display;

Symbol Name

Exchange/Country short name

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Now you can see both the symbol name and its associated exchange or country information within auto-complete.

To access: From the top bar, search any global symbol.

Market FAQs

New
Jan 26, 2022
 

Investors always look at finding answers from the market, so to solve this problem, we've created a new app called 'Markets FAQs', where;

We will list the most common questions, an investor normally seek

These questions will be grouped into several categories like Global Markets, Company Analysis, Recommendations, and more.

Our user can filter FAQs based on;

categories,

filter results with search or

even look at FAQs which contains a video walkthrough

For each FAQ, when click will lead you to the respected KlickAnalytics app for an answer

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We have around 100+ common market FAQs at the moment, and we will be adding more investors' FAQs more and more.

To access: Click on Menu > Market FAQs

Filter best stocks by fundamental ratings

New
Jan 19, 2022
 

Fundamental analysis plays an important role in evaluating a company strengths and more. Now you can filter best stocks by fundamental ratings and more.

We take the following fundamental data items in our calculations;

  • DCF - Discounted Cash Flow

  • ROE - Return on Equity

  • ROA - Return on Assets

  • Debt to equity ratio

  • Price to earnings ratio

  • Price to book ratio

For a detail explanation of the calculations, click here.

We will have the following ratings for each US listed companies

  • Strong Buy

  • Buy

  • Neutral

  • Sell

  • Strong Sell

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You can view ratings based on;

  • Total Rating

  • Rating - DCF

  • Rating - ROE

  • Rating - ROA

  • Rating - Debt/Equity

  • Rating - Price to earning ratio

  • Rating - Price to book ratio

You can even filter the records based on an exchange, sector, companies within an index, themes based companies, or even watchlist.

To access: From the top menu, click Menu > Ratings

Please note that the above ratings are purely for education purpose and does not constitute any recommendations of any type of trading at all. Please take this purely for education purposes only.

View all historical earning call transcripts

New
Jan 6, 2022
 

We've added a new app which allows you to look at current and historical earnings call transcript for all US listed companies.

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KlickAnalytics provides call scripts from 2006 onwards for companies.

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Now our users can access all the earnings call transcripts to see actual call details for even further analysis.

To access: Search for a company say TSLA, and then from the left symbol menu > Earnings > Call Transcript

Visualization - Group stats

New
Dec 23, 2021
 

We've enhanced our visualization tool to display Group stats based on your own selection of stocks and more.

This feature is available by selection the view type drop down and then select 'Stats'.

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In addition, this feature is added to all applicable apps ie. at movers, stocks, screeners, watchlist and more.

The stats will run stats on all the symbols based on the user selection and will give the following data;

Toal Up / Down and No change counts for;

Change (%)

Change 1 Day (%)

Daily Change 1 Week (%)

Change 1/3/6/9 Months (%)

Change 1/3/5 Years (%)

52 Week High / Low

of stocks where current price > 52 week high price

of stocks where current price < 52 week low price

Open / Close Prices

of stocks where current price > open price

of stocks where current price < open price

To access: From the top menu, select stocks, and then in the app, click on Main drop down and select 'Stats'

View Historical Standard Deviations for global symbols

New
Oct 21, 2021
 

KlickAnalytics calculates a lot of derived data from market data. We just updated our volatility app to include historical standard deviations with the following periods;

1 Week

20 Days

1 Month

3 Months

100 Days

6 Months

9 Months

Year-to-date

1 Year

3 Years

and 5 Years

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Defining price movement in terms of standard deviations is preferable to using percentage change because using standard deviations puts all the stocks on a level playing field. There are categories of stocks that are typically more volatile and have larger percentage price changes than other stocks. For example, low-priced small-cap stocks or high-tech stocks are typically much more volatile than lower volatility stocks such as utility stocks. If we used percentage change to define price movement, then high-volatility stocks would always dominate the list and we would miss lower-volatility stocks that might have an unusually large movement on a particular day.

This will allow our users to view price movements of any global symbol in terms of historical standard deviations and much more.