Moomoo customers can now import their historical trades using a file upload and add future trades through Navexa’s contract-note importer. This provides a quicker way to establish a Moomoo portfolio history and keep subsequent trading activity up to date.
Navexa added support for 22 additional European exchanges, including the London Stock Exchange. The expanded coverage brings end-of-day pricing and corporate-action data for supported European securities into Navexa portfolios.
Cash Account setup has been simplified, and Cash Accounts can now be linked to individual brokers. This makes it easier to track separate cash balances when a portfolio contains investments held through more than one broker.
Holdings and trades can now be identified by the broker or source they belong to. This makes it easier to understand where investments are held and distinguish the same security when it is owned through more than one broker or account.
Portfolio performance and income data can now be displayed as bar charts. The bars are grouped using the selected reporting period, making it easier to compare results and see how performance or income has changed over time.
We fixed an issue that prevented some US trades made through Stake from being read correctly from contract notes. Affected Stake US contract notes can now be imported with the expected trade information.
Navexa’s CommSec integration was upgraded to support importing a customer’s historical trading activity and syncing future trades. The improved connection reduces the work required to establish and maintain a CommSec portfolio in Navexa.
The same security held in multiple portfolios can now be viewed as one combined holding at the portfolio-group level. This gives you a clearer overall position while still allowing the underlying holdings to be understood by portfolio.
Negative Cash Account balances, including balances used to represent equity loans, now appear correctly in portfolio totals. The balance remains correctly represented when different portfolio date ranges are selected.
Interest recorded in a Cash Account is now included as portfolio income. This means Cash Account interest flows through to the portfolio overview and relevant income reports alongside other investment income.