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Analysis Dashboard

Published on 15 October 2026

Good research builds over time. The new STKLY Analysis dashboard brings alerts, saved strategies and stock analysis into one workspace, helping you pick up where you left off and decide what to investigate next.

Start with the overview

See your active alert count and recent triggers, with stock symbols, signal types, statuses and timestamps. Open an alert for details or jump straight to alert management.

Saved strategies sit alongside your alerts, showing their status and providing direct access to their rules and runs. Where available, create a new strategy from the overview.

Return to your research

Recent analysis cards show when a stock was analysed, how many signals were saved and how many triggered. Key Insights highlight findings with links back to the underlying analysis.

Use the analysis library to revisit saved research. Keep frequently reviewed stocks in the sidebar, mark favourites, and search for stocks and strategies. Demo instruments provide a starting point for exploring the workspace.

Investigate individual stocks

Open a stock to explore its signal analysis. Choose a signal, review saved results, adjust available settings and run a fresh analysis when needed. Credit costs are shown where available.

For a broader review, select multiple signals and run them together through batch analysis. Progress and failure messages help you see which analyses completed and which need attention.

Move from findings to follow-up

Create an alert from a selected signal to monitor the condition. Where supported, take an analysis condition into a strategy draft for review, connecting your research with explicit trading rules.

Timestamps keep findings in context, while incomplete or failed analyses provide a route to review and retry. If a dashboard refresh fails, a notice identifies when saved information is being shown.

Whether you are checking an alert, revisiting a stock or developing a strategy, the dashboard keeps your research connected and easier to return to.

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