RFX Banking Analytics
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What's New in RFX Banking Analytics
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August 10, 2026
This is our biggest release yet — RFX becomes a full visual desk you can explore, not just read. Everything below rests on the same promise: every figure is computed on-device from real financials by our own engines. The app never invents a number, always shows its working in plain English, and it is educational analytics — not investment advice. THE VISUAL GALLERY — ONE DOOR TO EVERYTHING A new gallery button is pinned to the top of the panel, one tap from anywhere you are. It lays out every chart and tool as a card, grouped by the question it answers — value and price, quality and conviction, sectors and structure, distribution and spread, weight and flow. Type a keyword and the whole set filters live, so you can jump straight to what you want. And a "‹ Gallery" button lets you hop from any tool back to the gallery, so you can try one lens, step back, and try another without ever closing out and starting over. It turns a big toolbox into something a newcomer can actually find their way around. 30+ GROUNDED CHARTS We added a whole toolbox of rich, interactive visuals, each opening with a short, plain-language explanation of what it shows and what to look for: • Field dashboard — the entire universe on four at-a-glance dials: how cheap, how good, how hot, and how concentrated. • Efficiency frontier — the names nothing else beats on both quality and value at once. • Value swarm, Concentration curve, Signal grid, Grade waffle and Signal range — the shape and spread of the whole field. • Sector mosaic, Universe sunburst, Sector rose and Sector arcs — how the market is carved into sectors, and where the value hides inside each corner. • Cap bubbles, Balance sheet, Value-to-Quality flow and Momentum ladder — market weight, cash strength, value traps, and the crowd's mood. • Growth vs value, Rank shift, Leaders vs laggards and a Similarity tree — the trade-offs, the value traps, and the family resemblances between names. • Health checklist — eight pass-or-fail financial-health tests per name, so you see not just how healthy a business is but exactly where it is strong and where it is weak. FOUR HANDS-ON TOOLS For the first time you can experiment, not just read: • Margin of safety — drag a bar for the discount you demand and watch the field thin out to only the deepest bargains. • Value-Quality blend — dial how much you care about cheap versus good and see the whole ranking re-sort under your finger. • Basket builder — slide how many names you would hold and feel the diversification trade-off move in real time. • Screen builder — set a value bar and a quality bar and keep only the names that clear both, the way a professional screens. NEW HERE? TRY THIS FIRST Open the Field dashboard for the big picture, tap any dial to drill into the detail behind it, then open the Screen builder and set your own bars. In a couple of minutes you will have a feel for whether the market is cheap or dear and which names stand out — with an explanation at every step. FRIENDLIER FOR NEWCOMERS Clearer language throughout, a search box across every tool, one-tap navigation between them, and an explanation on every card written for someone meeting the idea for the first time. Nothing assumes you already speak finance; start anywhere and the app teaches as you go. FOR THE TINKERERS The built-in debugger now understands sixteen coding languages with paste-and-check helpers, alongside its error explainer, log analyser, and a one-tap button that copies the whole log so you can share it for help. Thank you for using RFX, and for all the feedback that shaped this update. As always, this is educational analytics — it helps you understand what a stock might be worth and why, and it is not investment advice. We read every review, so please tell us what you would like to see next.
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