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StockMarketEye’s charts can also display technical indicators such as EMA, Bollinger Bands, MACD, Stochastic and others. Intraday quotes are available for 1-day and 5-day periods, while end-of-day charts are available for longer time periods. More than one security can be displayed in the chart, allowing you to visually compare performance. Use Stock Charts to gain perspective on market movement. The historical price chart will then be displayed in the chart area. You can view a security’s chart by clicking on the security in your Watchlist or Portfolio. What is a Stock Chart?Ī Stock Chart depicts the historical prices of a security. Use Watchlists to help keep your eye on the market. This is the base-line price from which the Watchlist will track the price movement of the security. Each security in a Watchlist has a starting “watch” price (“Watch Start”). Read more in: Getting Started with Portfolios What is a Watchlist?Ī Watchlist is a collection of securities such as stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, options or currency pairs. You can create other portfolio groups to help you manage your portfolios more effectively. The top-level Portfolios item in the Folders area (left-hand side of the StockMarketEye window) is a built-in portfolio group. In addition to individual portfolio tracking, StockMarketEye provides Portfolio Groups, which help organize and manage your various investment accounts. Use Portfolios to track the performance of your investments. The Portfolio’s value is the total of all of its asset values. The value of each asset in a portfolio is determined by the asset’s current market price multiplied by the number of shares owned. Assets can also be non-quoted items such as bonds, preferred stock, property, etc, but the pricing of these assets must be entered manually. In StockMarketEye, an asset is an investment in a stock, mutual fund, exchange traded fund (ETF), option or cash. What is a Portfolio?Ī Portfolio is a collection of assets, similar to an account at a brokerage. You may decide to keep these Portfolios and Watchlists, rename them or even delete them completely.

Underweight - An example Watchlist of stocks that you rate as “Underweight”.

Overweight - An example Watchlist of stocks that you rate as “Overweight”.

It has been pre-populated with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, the NASDAQ Composite, the S&P 500 Index, the Russell 2000 Index and a number of other indexes from major world exchanges.

Indexes - A Watchlist of important market indexes.

My 401k - A Portfolio to track the holdings of your 401(k).

The first time you start StockMarketEye, 1 Portfolio and 3 Watchlists are automatically created for you. At the top of this area, just under the active folder area, is a toolbar where you can select the time range of the chart as well as menus for adding technical indicators and configuring the type of chart (line, candlestick, etc.).

Chart Area : The lower portion of the right side of the StockMarketEye window displays the active chart.

When you click on one of the items in the list, the chart for that item is displayed in the lower portion of the window. Under the toolbar is the watchlist or portfolio itself, including the stocks, ETFs, funds, options and currency pairs that are part of this list. At the top of this area is a toolbar which allows you to switch between the various views (prices, fundamentals, reports) as well as buttons to quickly access often used features.

Active Folder : The upper portion of the right side of the StockMarketEye window displays the active portfolio or watchlist.

When you click on one of the Portfolio or Watchlist names in the folders section, that folder will be displayed in the upper portion of the right side of the StockMarketEye window.

Folders : The left side of the window is the folders section.

There are 3 main sections in the StockMarketEye window. The first time you run StockMarketEye, you will see a window similar to this one: In this section, you’ll discover the key features of StockMarketEye so that you can get started quickly. Its simple, elegant and intuitive interface saves you time when doing market and stock analysis, while its investor friendly tools give you the information you need to make informed investment decisions. StockMarketEye is a powerful, yet easy-to-use application for tracking your investments and following the changes in your favorite stocks.