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What’s new.

Recent user-visible updates — new lessons, data sources, product surfaces, and the occasional ratification of a long-running question. Newest first.

  1. ImprovementTicker pages show measures, not ratingsAnalyst rating labels are gone. A price target appears only with its source and the date we fetched it, and no upside percentage is shown.
  2. ImprovementTicker financials now name the period they coverTTM sums the last four quarters or names the fiscal year shown. P/E states its basis, forward P/E names its year, negative net cash reads as Net Debt, banks get no leverage label.
  3. ImprovementThe price chart draws the period you pickPick 5D, 1M or 1Y and the chart shows exactly that window. The 13F holder-change line now starts from a quarter with comparable coverage, not a thinly filed one.
  4. ImprovementThe Market Briefing shows each story onceWhen several outlets cover the same event, the briefing keeps one headline in one section, and geopolitical news files under Policy & geopolitics instead of Companies.
  5. DataBDC NAV per share uses period-end sharesNAV per share on BDC pages now divides by shares outstanding at period end, the way BDCs report it. Where only a weighted share count exists, the page says so.
  6. ImprovementThe screener lists Value Score #1 firstScreener results open sorted by Value Score rank with #1 at the top, and return to that order after each new run.
  7. FeatureAsk AI can cite a company's 8-K eventsAsk about deals, leadership changes or other material events, and Ask AI can draw on the 8-K filings we store, with a link to each one on EDGAR.
  8. ImprovementThe Market Close Brief leads with our own numbersThe evening email opens with the day's S&P 500 and 10-year closes, or that day's jobs, inflation or GDP release, with outside coverage linked. It arrives at 6:30 PM ET.
  9. FeatureTeen accounts start with a parent's approvalOxford Ledge is for readers 13 and older. A 13-to-17 sign-up now emails a parent right away; Ask AI and paid plans open once the parent approves.
  10. CurriculumNew lesson: research with an AI assistantA Reading SEC Filings lesson on checking an assistant's answers: which filing a number came from, what date it describes, and when to accept no answer.
  11. FeatureDeveloper plans for the API and MCP toolsDeveloper ($99/mo, 100,000 calls) and Developer Pro ($499/mo, 1,000,000 calls) carry a monthly allowance across every key on your account. Buy one in YOUR API KEYS.
  12. FeatureConnect an AI client to the LedgeConnect Claude Code, Claude Desktop or Codex to the Ledge's MCP tools - the numbered steps, one client at a time, are on /mcp.

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