Everything it does, in depth.

360 AI

Questions that need more than one source. 360 AI reads them all and shows its work.

Ask about a stock and it weighs insiders, members of Congress, analysts and valuation together. Ask about your portfolio and it reads what happened to each company. Connect ChatGPT or Claude and they can make and edit your watchlists, notes and alerts — after asking you.

• Is AAPL expensive right now, and who's buying it — insiders, Congress or analysts?

  Analysts and members of Congress lean to buying; insiders lean to selling; and against its earnings the price sits high in its own range. Those are the facts side by side. What to do with them is your call.

• What happened to my stocks this month, and does anything need my attention?

  Nothing here says buy or sell; it is what was filed and called on what you own.

• ChatGPT edits a watchlist

  Nothing changes until you say yes.

• Claude sets a reminder

  Once AAPL announces its date, the calendar shows the real one.

• 360 AI reads, in the app

  Live quotes, Price history, Indicators, Company profile, Insider trades, Trades by members of Congress, Analyst ratings, Valuation, Financial statements, Earnings, Your holdings and performance, Events on your holdings, Sector allocation

• ChatGPT and Claude can change

  Create a watchlist, Add or remove stocks, Chart notes with a reminder, Price and portfolio alerts, Pause, resume or delete an alert

• What they never do

  Trade, move money or touch your account. Tell you to buy or sell. Work out your numbers: those come from your ledger.

Insiders

When the people inside buy or sell, you see it the day it is filed.

Officers and directors must report their trades in their own company's stock. Each filing lands on the chart, in a table and, if you ask, in Telegram.

• A filing arrives

  Within two business days of a trade, an officer or director files a Form 4. This one is a sale.

• Onto its day

  It lands on the stock's chart on its day, beside every earlier filing — sales above the price, buys below.

• Every filing, side by side

  Who, buy or sell, how many and at what price — and month by month, whether insiders bought more than they sold.

• Told when it lands

  Set an insider alert once, and every new filing reaches you in the app and on Telegram.

Congress

What members of Congress trade, and how late they tell you.

Read from the House's own STOCK Act reports. Here members are lettered; in the app you see who they are.

• A report is filed

  Members of the House report their trades in a Periodic Transaction Report: what, a dollar range, and when.

• Read into one table

  Each report is read into the app, and every trade becomes a row you can filter by member, party or stock.

• How late they told

  The law allows 45 days. You see the day of the trade, the day it was disclosed, and the gap between them.

• What they likely hold

  From every trade, the app estimates what a member holds — each range counted at its middle, a rough picture.

• On the stock's chart

  And each trade sits on the stock's own chart, beside your trades and the insiders'.

Analyst ratings

What the analysts say, counted, not cherry-picked.

Every published rating and price target for your stocks: who changed their mind, where the consensus stands, and how far the targets sit from today's price.

• Every call, on its day

  Each analyst's call sits on the chart the day it was published — upgrades, downgrades, new coverage.

• What each one said

  Who (by kind of firm), the rating before and after, and the price target it moved.

• The consensus, at a glance

  Every rating counted, and every price target against today's price: how far the average sits above it.

• Told when it changes

  An analyst alert sends every new call on your stocks to the app and to Telegram.

Discover

Where the market is today, and where your stocks sit in it.

Index levels and futures, how many stocks are rising against falling, what each sector did, and a map of the market sized by company value.

• Where the market is

  The S&P 500, the Nasdaq and the Dow, with their futures, through the day.

• Rising against falling

  An index can rise while most of its stocks fall. Breadth shows how many went each way.

• Who carried the day

  Each sector's move, and how much of the index's move it accounts for.

• The whole market on one map

  Every company sized by its value, grouped by sector, coloured by the day's move.

• Where your stocks are

  Switch the map to your holdings, and open any tile into the stock's own page.

Screener and Compare

Your stocks side by side, then against the market.

The screener puts up to sixteen live charts on one screen. Compare lines up to eight stocks from the same first day against the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq.

• One chart

  Start with one stock's live chart.

• Many at once

  Add your holdings or a watchlist in one go — up to sixteen charts on one screen.

• One range for all

  Step the range from a day to a year, and every chart redraws together.

• Against the market

  In Compare every line starts from the same day, beside the S&P 500 — each stock's lead or lag in points.

Performance

How you really did, with your deposits taken out.

Your balance rises every time you add money. Your return should not. 360marketview measures both, and puts the S&P 500 beside it.

• What it is worth

  Your portfolio's value over the last year. Every deposit and withdrawal makes it jump.

• The deposits taken out

  Take out the money you moved, and what is left is the time-weighted return — what your choices earned.

• Against the S&P 500

  The index beside it, from the same first day: did you do better than simply buying the market?

• Every month, on one page

  Each month's report: what it made against the S&P 500, the best and worst day, and which stocks did it.

Calendar

Every date that matters, before it arrives.

Reporting days, announced or projected, ex-dividend days, new listings, your own trades and notes — on one calendar.

• Six weeks at a glance

  Weeks behind you and ahead, by month, week or agenda.

• Everything dated, in one place

  Reports, ex-dividend days, listings, your own trades and deposits, your notes — each in its colour.

• A note for a day ahead

  Pin a note to any date, even a report not yet announced, and get a reminder on Telegram the evening before.

The chart

Your portfolio has a history. Put it on the chart.

See price action alongside your trades, insider activity, politicians' trades, analyst calls, earnings and your own notes.

Portfolio

Know what you own.

Holdings, cost basis, market value, allocation and performance in one view.

Research

One ticker. Every angle.

Go from price to financials, earnings, valuation, analysts, technicals, options, insiders, politicians' trades, ownership and the news without leaving the company.

Alerts and notifications

Set it once. Hear about it where you are.

Type a price or draw a line on the chart, and 360marketview checks it every minute on weekdays, from before the open to after the close. When it is crossed, the app tells you, and so does Telegram — with buttons to manage the alert right there.

Privacy mode

Some numbers are better kept private.

One switch blurs every figure that is yours — for sharing a screen, or a café table. Market prices stay sharp; they aren't yours to hide.

Principles

Numbers should tell you when they don't know.

If a value cannot be calculated, 360marketview says why.