We’re excited to share we’ve recently launched a complete overhaul of the company data available for analysing your favourite stocks!
Before we dive into all the new improvements, we wanted to say a huge thank you for all your feedback, which has always been the driving force behind our progress!
So, what’s new?
Key stats:
Scan through or dive deeper. Three layers of the most widely used ratios and metrics with increased levels of depth.
Choose your period. Annual, Quarterly and TTM (Trailing Twelve Months) values for all ratios and metrics.
Go back and compare. Check how your favourite metric or ratio has progressed with data with Annual and Quarterly data starting from 2020.
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Financials:
See what’s most important. A complete format overhaul making Income statements, Balance sheets and Cash flow statements more intuitive and consistent.
Go back further. Annual and Quarterly data starting from 2020 with more to come.
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General info:
More of what you like. Increased coverage for all companies’ general info and descriptions.
…and what’s next? Here’s what we have in store:
Statements made simple. Sankey diagrams on all financial statements for easier understanding.
More historical data. Go back and compare financials and stats as far back as possible.
Let us know! Share your feedback, and tell us what you want to see.
While all financial statements and stats serve an indicative purpose, we’re committed to providing as much intuitive data as possible to assist with the research and analysis of your favourite stocks.
The changes are already in effect on the web app and will be included in the new mobile app update available within the next week.
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Big thumbs down… of all the features you could be focusing on… SIPP/Tradable Bonds & Gilts/Shorting… - please introduce the SIPP you’ve been promising for literal years.
Be realistic - the cosmetic changes introduced are helpful to many of us, but they’re software tweaks. Imagine the legal considerations for introducing the products you (and I) would like to see. I doubt very much they’ve put the SIPP or bonds on hold just to do this.
It’s not my cup of tea because I only really want execution from my broker and I always use third-party sources.
But I’m sure others’ll find this sort of stuff useful and it’s good to see T212 iterating.
I’m not going to moan about why didn’t you do X or Y instead. It’s rarely so simple and what’s top of my wishlist may be bottom of someone else’s.
I get your point, @imjacobclark, but we have numerous teams here at Trading 212 working on different projects - this overhaul does not come at the cost of something else.
Our focus remains introducing SIPP accounts, the T212 Card EU launch, and the full rollout of Portfolio transfers. Even so, work on some of the relatively smaller projects like this one continues.
does the source of the data remain the same? Bloomberg from what i recall?
is this also why the website and mobile apps had significantly different dividend yield figures yesterday? it made my 3 hour long research session useless once i realised this.
I’m sorry to hear about the lost time. If your mobile device hasn’t been updated to the latest version, it may still display the old company details.
The new version will become available to everyone this week.
@KrisG Any update on long pending request of adding Trailing Stop Loss feature to Invest and ISA ? I have made several requests for this over the past 6 months but I am aware there have been others requesting this even earlier.
We have raised this suggestion a couple of times, but for now, it’s not in the pipeline. The main reason that was highlighted is that trailing stop losses are used for a more speculative trading style, which goes against the long-term focus the Invest & ISA accounts have. Regardless, I’ll check with the team once more and get back to you with more info.
Yes, unfortunately, the dividend value per share is not available with our new provider, but on the other hand, the dividend yield section is much more detailed now.
@KrisG Thanks for accepting to progress this request.
I would argue that investments in ISAs are a mixed bag; more mature investments in nature to be called speculative. Investments could be part long term and / or part milestone based (I would not call them speculative as one could buy stocks with a short term interest - to catch a dip prior to an ex-dividend date, bag the dividend and then sell the impacted stock at the best available price and still make a net profit). This is just one scenario, there are several others I can sight where a Trailing Stop Loss is a game changer for such ISA investments.
Hope you pass on the above argument and win the case for us!
What happened to the dividend payout ratio?
I used it a lot to keep track of how reliable a stocks dividend is
The info page has all been rejigged but this ratio is missing.
Is there any chance it can be reinstated? I can get this elsewhere but I’ve gotten used to this app being a one stop shop and now it feels like it is becoming less useful
The ratio is still available. You can find it in multiple periods and with historical data by tapping on More Stats → Cash flow (view all) → Payout ratio.
We’re excited to share we’ve recently launched a complete overhaul of the company data available for analysing your favourite stocks!
- please introduce the SIPP you’ve been promising for literal years.
