Your Tickers, Research, and Notes. One Desk.
Built for active U.S. stock traders, especially small-cap day traders, swing traders, and short sellers. Keep tickers, research notes, and labels together across trading days.
01 / GET YOUR DAY IN VIEW
A Watchlist With Room for the “Why.”
A symbol alone does not tell you why it caught your eye. Add the stocks you are following to Desk, keep their market context visible, and arrange the canvas around your priorities for the session.
- Add ticker cards and open their detailed research when you need it.
- Move and resize cards to give important work more space.
- Use daily notes for your preparation, questions and session review.
Keep ticker cards, daily preparation and ongoing research on one canvas.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.02 / THINK BESIDE THE TICKER
Take Notes While the Evidence Is in Front of You.
Attach a note to the ticker it belongs to. Record the filing you checked, what changed, and what still needs verification. Add labels such as Watching, Risk Alert or To Review—or use your own vocabulary.
- Keep a source link, thesis or question next to the relevant stock.
- Use custom labels to distinguish a plan from a question or review item.
- Keep personal notes separate from shared company and market data.
Capture the question while it is fresh and label what needs a follow-up.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.03 / PICK UP WHERE YOU LEFT OFF
Some Questions Deserve More Than One Session.
Use the date controls to revisit preparation from an earlier session or plan the next one. Daily notes belong to their trading day; ongoing notes remain available for questions that need more time.
- Separate a note for today from research you want to keep working on.
- Revisit a prior day to recover the questions and notes you kept.
- Use Research for evidence and Journal for your execution history.
Switch trading days while ongoing notes stay with your workflow.
UI demonstration only. No live feed or personal account is connected. Create an account to use your own workspace.03 + 05 / Plan, Note and Record
Where Desk Fits in Your Trading Workflow.
Keep the plan between research and execution, and preserve the context that a trade record cannot capture.
Six steps. Two ways to connect them.
From a collection of tools to a connected FennEdge workspace. Trade execution stays with your broker.
Swipe horizontally to explore all six steps
01Scan A focused watchlist | 02Research An evidence-backed brief | 03Plan & note A timestamped plan | 04Trade Order status and fills | 05Record A reconciled trade record | 06Review One testable process adjustment |
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| Separate toolsSpecialist tools for each step | |||||
| workflowYour workspace for research, notes and trade review | |||||
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BEFORE YOU START
A Few More Things About Desk.
Are Desk notes public?
No. Your notes and personal trading context are private account data and remain separate from shared ticker intelligence.
Does Desk replace Research?
No. Desk organizes what you are working on; Research is where you inspect source-linked market, company and capital-supply evidence.
Where Will I Go After Signing In?
You will return to /desk. Accounts with access open the Desk workspace directly. If an invitation or plan is required, you will see the relevant access step.
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