The Financial Market

What the Financial Market is for

The Financial Market is where Nourva keeps prices and charts: stocks, indices, crypto, currencies and commodities, with each venue's hours shown in your own time. Use it to see how the day is going, look up a market by its name, read a chart and follow the markets you care about on a watchlist.

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1. Tap Apps.
2. On Your spaces., tap Financial Market.
3. Choose a tab: Markets, Watchlist, Analyst or Alerts.

The search button beside the tabs, Search markets, finds any market. To see the screens first, open the ⋯ menu and choose Take a tour. The Analyst and price alerts have their own guides, linked at the end.

Read the Markets tab

The Markets tab is your day at a glance. It starts with the venues, then tiles for the US indices and the main index of each of your markets, with gold, oil and Bitcoin, then these sections.

Tap Your markets to choose which venues you see. The US market is always on; add more, from your region or anywhere else on the list, and the app tells you when you reach the limit. Tap Display to choose whether charts open in Simple or Pro, whether a change shows as Percent or Change, and how numbers are written.

Find a market by its name

1. Tap Search markets.
2. Type a company or coin name, or its symbol, in Name or symbol.
3. Narrow the list with All, Stocks, Crypto, Indices, FX or Futures, or with a chip for one of your markets.
4. Tap a result to open its page, or tap its star to add it to your Watchlist.

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Each result shows the name, the symbol and the exchange. If nothing matches, the app suggests trying the ticker.

Read a market's page

A market's page opens with its price and today's change, then the chart. Simple gives you the range chips, from 1D to MAX, with buttons to add the market to your Watchlist, set an alert and Ask Nourva. Switch to Pro for the chart tools:

• Chart type offers Line, Area, Baseline, Candles, Hollow, Heikin Ashi and Bars.
• Indicators switches on Volume, Moving averages, Bollinger bands, VWAP, Nourva levels, RSI 14 and MACD.
• Draw adds a trend line, a horizontal line or a Fibonacci. Clear drawings removes them.
• Full screen gives the chart the whole display. Pinch to zoom and double-tap to reset.
• Under ⋯ More, the compare switch plots a second line from the same start: the main index of a stock's market, or Bitcoin for a coin. The row names what it compares with.

Under the chart you find Key stats, Nourva's read (Trend, Momentum and Volume), News when there is any, and About. In ⋯ More you can Share chart, check Trading hours and open Data & sources, which lists every number and where it came from.

Crypto markets add Market depth, around the clock. Choose Book for bids and asks, Depth for the cumulative chart or Trades for the latest trades. Only crypto markets have them.

Keep watchlists

Your Watchlist is saved with your account, so every device you sign in on shows the same lists. You can keep several lists, and each list holds a limited number of markets. The app tells you when you reach a limit.

1. Tap the star on a market's page or in a search result to add it to Main. To use another list, open ⋯ More on the market's page and choose Add to a list.
2. Open the Watchlist tab and tap a chip to switch lists. Tap + New list to make one, then name it.
3. Tap Add symbols to open the search and find more markets.
4. Tap a price to switch between percent and change. Swipe a row to set an Alert or Remove it. Undo brings a removed market back.

Tap the table or card button at the top to switch between Table view and Card view. Tap Edit order to rearrange, then Done. To rename or delete a list you made, tap its chip once more to open Rename list and Delete list. Main stays.

Where the prices come from

Prices come from the exchanges through Nourva's market service, and the times you see are yours. Some venues delay their feed, so a price can run behind the exchange. Crypto prices, depth and trades come from the exchange through the same service. Nourva's read is worked out from the price history, and Data & sources shows the figures behind it.

If a chart does not load, tap Try again. If a crypto book is unavailable, the app says so; check again in a moment.

What the Analyst is for

The Analyst answers your questions about a market in the Financial Market. It reads the chart with the engine's numbers, so you can ask what a chart says, what changed, or what would change the picture.

It is not financial advice, and Nourva never places trades. On a market's page, Nourva's read carries the tag Engine · not advice, and the Analyst's plan card carries Not advice. A plan is a way to read a chart; it says nothing about the odds.

You need to be signed in, and each answer uses credits. See How credits work.

Ask a question

1. Open Apps › Financial Market.
2. Tap the Analyst tab.
3. Check the market shown at the top, with Daily beside it. To read another one, tap it and choose a market.
4. Type your question in Ask about any market and tap the send arrow.

Before your first question you can tap a ready one, such as How is the market today? or What moved my watchlist?, or the one that reads the chart of the market shown. Under the latest answer, three more ask the next question for you: What changed since last week?, Test a scenario, and Compare with followed by a reference market such as its main index.

What would make this read wrong?

The Analyst answers in the language you write in.

Attach the chart as a picture

The Analyst can look at the chart itself, not only at its numbers.

1. Tap Attach beside the box.
2. Choose Attach chart image.
3. When Chart image attached shows, type your question and send it.

Nourva draws the daily chart of the market shown at the top as a picture, with its volume and averages, and sends it with your next question only. To take it off before you send, tap Remove image. The same menu also holds Pick a market, Past conversations and New conversation.

Read the answer

When the engine has the market's numbers, a plan card comes first, then the Analyst's words. The card comes from the engine's own levels at the moment you ask. Its top line names the engine's signal and the trend, beside Not advice.

A line under the card gives the sum behind R and ends: Geometry only — it says nothing about the odds.

The counter-case follows the words. It says what would change the read, for example a daily close below a named price.

Tap Open the evidence to see The evidence: the last price, the previous close, the 20-day and 50-day averages, RSI 14, ATR 14, the nearest support (S1) and resistance (R1), and the history in daily bars, each with where it came from. The last price may run behind the exchange. The Analyst may explain these numbers; it can't change them.

Past conversations

Nourva keeps your recent conversations for a while after your last question in them, and a long one keeps its latest questions.

1. Tap Past conversations at the top of the Analyst.
2. Tap a conversation to reopen it and carry on.
3. To delete one, tap Edit, then the delete button beside it. It goes at once.
4. To delete them all, tap Clear all, then Delete all.
5. To start fresh, tap New conversation.

A reopened answer shows the market, the price it was answered at and when. Open the evidence appears only on a new answer.

The Analyst finishes each answer before it starts the next. If you send, open a conversation or start a new one while an answer is still arriving, the app says One answer at a time — this one is still coming. Wait for it to finish.

If something goes wrong

• The analyst couldn't answer just now. Try again. Tap Try again.
• The answer was cut short. Tap Try again to ask the same question again.
• Add the picture again, then send. A question you asked with a picture goes back into the box without it. Attach the chart again, then send.
• That didn't work. Try again. after Attach chart image: the chart could not be drawn. Try once more.
• Couldn't load your conversations. Close Past conversations and open it again.

What an alert does

A price alert watches one market for you. You pick a price, and Nourva sends you a notification when the market reaches it. Use it when you want to know about a level without keeping the chart open.

Alerts live in the Financial Market, on the Alerts tab next to Markets, Watchlist and Analyst. You need to be signed in. Nourva watches prices. It never places trades.

Start a new alert

You can start an alert from four places:

• Alerts tab: tap New alert, then choose the market in Search.
• A market's own page: tap the bell button.
• Watchlist: swipe a row and tap its bell button.
• A market's page, under Nourva's read: tap Alert at S1 to start at that support level. The button shows when the read has found one.

Each opens the New alert sheet. It shows the market and its price now, a chart of recent prices, and a bell on the chart at the level you are setting. A new alert starts a little above the price now, or at S1 when you came from Alert at S1.

Choose the price

The bell marks the level you are waiting for. Move it in any of these ways.

Under the price, a row of chips moves the level to a useful number: Prev close, 52W high and 52W low, plus S1 and R1 when Nourva's read of that market has found them.

Then finish the alert:

1. Check the line under the price. It says whether the alert waits for the market to go above or below the level, and how far that level is from now.
2. Tap Set alert.

A message confirms it: Alert set, with the market, the side and the price. A level above the price now waits for the market to rise to it; a level below waits for it to fall. To leave without saving, tap Cancel.

See and change your alerts

Open the Alerts tab. The top line counts your alerts, for example "2 armed · 1 triggered", and two chips split the list: Armed and Triggered, each with its count. Each armed row shows the market, Above or Below with its price, and how far the market is from that level.

• To change an alert, tap its row, or swipe the row and tap the pencil button. In Edit alert, change the price, then tap Save.
• To move an alert from a market's chart, drag its bell to a new price. Nourva saves it and confirms with Alert set.
• To remove one, swipe the row and tap the bin button, or tap Delete in Edit alert. A message says Alert deleted, and for a few seconds Undo arms the same alert again.

When an alert fires

Nourva keeps an eye on your alerts. When the market reaches your price, you get a notification that names the market and its price. The alert fires once, then moves from Armed to Triggered, where it shows the price it crossed and when. Nourva clears triggered alerts after a while, and you can delete one sooner.

If notifications for Nourva are off, the alert still fires and moves to Triggered. When you next open the Financial Market, a short message and a badge on the Alerts tab tell you what fired.

You can keep a limited number of armed alerts. At the limit, the app tells you so. Delete an armed alert you no longer need, then try again.

What the Apps seat holds

The Apps seat holds three rooms of their own, apart from Chat. The Designer makes pictures, brands and short films. The Financial Market shows prices, charts and analysis. Nourva Drop moves your files between your phone and your computer. Go there when you want to make something, follow a market or send a file.

The rooms are the same on iPhone, iPad and Android phones and tablets.

Open a room

1. Sign in to your Nourva account.
2. Tap the Apps seat, the fifth icon in the bar at the bottom, after Hiring.
3. Tap the room you want under Your spaces.

The large The Designer door comes first, with the line 12 studios. From a photo to a whole brand. Two rows follow: Financial Market (Prices, charts and analysis) and Nourva Drop (Your files, across your devices). On iPad with a keyboard, ⌘5 opens the seat.

If you are not signed in, a tap on a room opens a card, Sign in to power this, with one Sign in button. Chat and Settings stay open.

The three rooms

The Designer

Start from a door under What to make. The first time, the Designer asks First, show me you.: three quick photos, once, and every studio uses them. They are Kept on this phone. Looks develop while you wait, and the work Keeps going if you leave. You'll get a note. Your work in the ⋯ menu keeps your latest works from the photo studios, and under From the Studio your latest other works, each for a while. The + menu, Bring anything, adds a Camera shot, Photos, Files, a sketch with Draw, A logo or A font.

The Financial Market

Markets shows each exchange's hours in your time, then the Heatmap, Movers, Sectors, Crypto, Currencies & commodities and Top stories. Open a symbol for its chart. Its Nourva's read is tagged Engine · not advice. The Analyst gives one answer at a time. Some venues delay their feed, and the screen says so. Alerts arrive as notifications: Nourva watches prices and never places trades.

Nourva Drop

Link your computer once. After that, each file is sealed on your phone before it leaves, and only your linked device can open it.

1. On the computer, open Nourva Drop and choose Link a device. It shows a code.
2. On the phone, tap Link your computer, or open Devices and tap Link a device.
3. Enter the Six-digit code and tap Link the device. The code is Valid for five minutes · single use.
4. Tap Throw a file and choose From the phone's files, Photos or video, or Text or a link.

Credits and sign-in

Every room needs a signed-in account. A guest meets the sign-in card.

Paid work in the Designer shows its price in credits on the button before you tap it. A picture that does not come out is not charged. When you hold too few credits, the Designer says A little more credit and shows what the work needs and what you have.

Starter includes no credits; credits Nourva gives you work on any plan. Professional, Ultimate and Max come with credits and can buy more. See How credits work.

Take a tour

Each room has a guided tour. Tap ⋯ at the top of the Designer, the Financial Market or Nourva Drop and choose Take a tour, the first row of the menu.