Dipply: Stock Quality & Dips

Dipply 2.2 stops waiting for you to open it. ALERTS Dipply now checks after the market closes and tells you when a stock has dipped, so a dip does not depend on you remembering to look. Alerts on market-wide dips are free, and come at one level: the point where a dip is worth a look, rather than every stock that drifted down that day. Premium adds alerts on the stocks on your own watchlist — spikes as well as dips there, because those are stocks you may actually hold — at one of three levels, from only the deepest signals to anything worth watching. Tap an alert and it opens the stock it names. There is no account to set up: the watchlist stays on your device, and so does the decision about what is worth interrupting you for. QUIET BY DESIGN A stock that stays down alerts you once rather than every night, and becomes news again only if it recovers and falls back. A day that moves a lot of your watchlist at once arrives as one notification instead of twenty. SMALLER, CLEARER ADS You told us the ads took up too much room, and that it was not always obvious which part of a screen was an ad and which was Dipply. The larger ad format is now a little over half its old height, so two stock rows clear the fold where none did before. Every ad now sits in its own card with a marked label, so it reads as an ad before you have read a word of it. ALSO * The Dip Score explanation now says how the score is actually reached: the case for a stock and the case against it are counted separately, and the stronger one sets the direction. A high score means the indicators agree, not that one of them is shouting.