Enter the stocks and funds you own and GLOBLVIEW shows delayed prices, performance, and the world events that move your positions, by company, sector, and geography. It is built for the keyboard: F1 to F6 switch tabs and single keys do the rest.
It is an information tool, not a broker, and it never places trades.
Free to use. No credit card. We email you a one-time sign-in code.
Everything in the app works either way. An account adds email delivery and keeps your data when you switch devices. You can start as a guest and import your data into an account later.
| Guest | Free account | |
|---|---|---|
| Portfolio, watchlist, trackers | Yes | Yes |
| Events scored against your holdings | Yes | Yes |
| Situation map, macro and central bank data | Yes | Yes |
| Stock detail, charts, filings | Yes | Yes |
| Morning brief, with the sections you pick | In the browser | In the browser and by email |
| Price alerts | While GLOBLVIEW is open in a tab | By email, checked every 5 minutes |
| Where your data lives | This browser only | Your account, any device |
| If you clear browser data or switch devices | Data is gone unless exported | Nothing lost |
| Cost | Free | Free |
GLOBLVIEW is a portfolio tracker built around world events. Use it as a guest with your data kept in your browser, or create a free account to sync across devices and get email alerts. Google sign-in only reads your name and email address.
First, we read each headline and tag the theme it belongs to, such as a rate decision, a trade restriction, an energy shock or a conflict, along with any countries and companies it names.
Second, we compare those tags with what you own: the company itself, its sector, and the countries it earns money in. Each match is weighted by how much of your portfolio it covers.
Third, the stories that reach your holdings rise to the top, and each one says which channel it travels through, so you can see why it matters and not just that it does.
We publish free written guides on how world events reach an equity portfolio: the channels a shock travels through, why country labels misstate geographic exposure, what a central bank decision does to different holdings, and how to read a company filing for risk. No account needed.
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