What changed since you last looked

DoXy keeps a record of which companies you have asked it about, so it can tell you what has moved since. On a stock's page, a "Since your last research" panel appears above the fold when DocStoX has something to report, and stays silent otherwise.

What counts as "last time"#

Your last research on a company is recorded when DoXy answers a question that was about it, not simply from visiting the stock page. If you have never asked DoXy about a company, this panel does not appear on its page.

What it reports#

Between your last research and now, DocStoX checks for things such as a new results filing, a change in DocStoX's own verdict, or a notable move in price or volume. Structural changes (like a filing or a verdict shift) are listed ahead of price and volume moves, since they carry more information than a routine price wobble.

If nothing has changed, the panel shows nothing at all rather than a "0 changes" line: DocStoX only makes a claim it can actually back with a measurement.

Free and Pro Pro#

Free shows the true count of everything that changed, plus the single most significant change in full. Pro shows every change. The count itself is never trimmed on Free, so what you see is always accurate, just not complete.

• TrackingFollow a company's changes without having to revisit its page.
• WatchlistKeep a list of the companies you follow.