Screener cards refreshed: clearer and more complete
July 6, 2026
As part of our ongoing effort to improve your experience, we’ve reworked the Screener cards. The goal is twofold: to make them readable even if you don’t live on charts, and to give you more context to decide. Here’s what changed.
1 · The IQS Lite score now explains itself
Before, you only saw the raw numbers for the five axes (Structure, Momentum, Ichimoku, CMF, Delta). Now each value comes with a plain-language reading — what that 20/30 or 6/35 actually means — plus a traffic-light dot to see at a glance whether it’s a strength or a weakness. The radar is clearer, and the heading shows the company name, ticker and ISIN.
2 · No more codes: “weekly” and “daily”
The “1W” and “1D” codes were our jargon. We’ve replaced them everywhere with “weekly” and “daily”. And under the Structure and Momentum cards you now find an “In summary” comment: a simple, flowing reading of all that card’s indicators, so you get the picture without piecing it together yourself.
3 · The Executive View now has memory
The Executive View section now shows two blocks: “Our view last week” and “This week’s view”. So you can see how the stock’s picture has evolved over time, and judge the consistency of our reads week after week.
We’ll keep improving the cards, one step at a time. If you have a suggestion, write to us: your feedback drives what comes next. Thank you for being with us.