News
Less noise. What it means.
Every update comes with a one-line summary, its category and why it matters. For each company, ATLAS keeps the news that concerns it, with a link to the source.
NWS
News, summarised
From reliable sources
| The day’s main updates | ✓ |
| Geopolitics, energy, markets, monetary policy | ✓ |
| Company news for each stock | ✓ |
| What it means, in one line | ✓ |
| A link to the original source | ✓ |
How it works
Three steps.
- 01
Gather
ATLAS follows reliable sources through the day.
- 02
Sort
Each story gets a category and the companies it touches.
- 03
Explain
A short summary and why it matters, with the source one click away.
Where to use it
Learn it in class. Use it at work.
What ATLAS does
One engine. Many solutions.
Stock analysisThe chance a stock goes up or down.Portfolio builderThe mix with the best odds of reaching a goal.Portfolio trackingWhat changed overnight, every morning.RecoveryThe odds of getting back to even.Public portfolioRun by ATLAS, in public.Scenario simulationTest your own assumptions.Valuation and targetsDCF, analysts and peers.FinancialsThe real numbers, from the SEC.Earnings and eventsWhat could move a stock.NewsWhat happened and what it means.Price chartsHistory and the odds.ETFsThe odds for 2,400+ ETFs.Executive tradesWhere insiders buy and sell.World impact mapHow one event spreads.MacroInflation, rates and each stock.CommoditiesOil, gold and who follows them.Live scenarioOne real story, every day.Market reactionHow every market responds.Trading deskPropose, vote, execute as a team.WatchlistThe companies you follow.Learning CenterCourses, cases and guides.ReportsFrom decisions to a report.LeaderboardRanking and team activity.Team chatDiscuss next to the numbers.For professorsThe whole class at a glance.Crypto · soonThe odds for bitcoin and more.Retirement · soonHow much to invest to reach a goal.Dividends · soonAn income that pays every year.Track recordEvery forecast, checked.ResearchWhat history says about investing.What is comingEverything we are building next.