About GLOBLVIEW

A free portfolio tracker built around one question: does this news actually affect anything I own?

What the site does

GLOBLVIEW is a web application for tracking an investment portfolio alongside the world events that bear on it. You enter the securities you hold, with quantities and purchase dates, and the site displays current and delayed market data, portfolio performance against benchmarks, an allocation breakdown by holding, asset class, sector and geography, company and macroeconomic news filtered to your positions, a global situation map, central bank and macroeconomic data by country, and optional price alerts and a customizable morning brief by email.

The feature that motivated the project is exposure mapping. Rather than showing a general news feed, the site scores events against the holdings you actually have, by company, by sector, and by geography, so that a story about an energy supply disruption surfaces your energy and airline weighting rather than a generic headline list.

Who runs this

GLOBLVIEW is built and run by Mateo Murr. He is a solo developer with a background in finance, mostly private equity and M&A work, and the tool grew out of tracking his own holdings against the news and wanting to know which headlines actually touched them.

It is an independent project with no research desk behind it. It is not affiliated with any broker, exchange, fund manager, or data vendor, and nothing the site displays is tied to a commercial interest in a particular security.

Where the data comes from

Quotes, company profiles, key statistics and news come from Finnhub. SEC filings, such as 10-K and 10-Q reports, are SEC EDGAR records delivered through Finnhub. Price history comes from Yahoo Finance. Central bank policy rate history comes from the Bank for International Settlements. Inflation, unemployment and output figures come from the World Bank. Exchange rates come from public foreign exchange data services.

Because the site is free and uses free data tiers, quotes are generally delayed rather than real time. Index and commodity levels are represented using liquid exchange-traded fund proxies rather than the underlying contracts. Geographic exposure is calculated from a company's country of registration, not from its revenue by region, since consistent revenue-by-geography data is only available under commercial license. These limitations are stated plainly in the relevant parts of the site because they change how the figures should be read.

How it is funded

The site is free to use. Ads may appear on the guides and on stock pages. There are no ads inside the application itself, and none on About, Contact, Privacy, or Terms. There is no paid tier, no subscription, and no charge for any feature. Nothing on the site is sponsored, and no third party pays for placement, mention, or favorable treatment of any security.

What it is not

GLOBLVIEW provides information and tools. It is not a broker and cannot execute trades. It does not hold client money or securities. It does not provide investment advice, recommendations, or personalized guidance, and nothing on the site should be read as a suggestion to buy or sell anything. The written guides are educational and deliberately avoid naming securities. Decisions about your own money are yours, and for advice specific to your circumstances you should speak to a qualified professional.

Contact

Questions, corrections, and bug reports are welcome at hello@globlview.com. Privacy requests, including account deletion, go to privacy@globlview.com. If you find a factual error in any of the guides, please say so and it will be corrected.

Last updated 19 October 2026