Improved
Added FAQs to each strategy page
A short Q&A on each strategy page covers what it holds, how often it checks its rules, and what its risk limits do.
2–8 November 2026
Week of 2 November 2026
This week we worked on improving strategy detail pages to show each asset listing in detail. We are also kicking off new educational series to give you a deep dive into various strategies and product features.
Published
Marketplace
Research
New
Refresh news and institutional holders on any asset page
On web and iOS, tap Refresh for the latest news and 13F holders. Each section shows when it was last updated.
Platform
New
Amaltash now has an investment calculator
The calculator has its own hub page, where you can try it with your own figures.
New
Find all our articles in one place
Every guide and explainer sits under one Articles section.
New
Managed Strategies are now called Automated Strategies
Same feature, new name, across the website and app. It places buy and sell orders for you from rules you set.
New
See what's new in the app after each update
After an update, the app shows a short screen listing the latest changes.
New
The marketplace, blog and market pages have a new look
We regrouped what is on each page so it is easier to browse.
New
Reach the market and marketplace pages from the footer
New links at the bottom of the website take you to the market and marketplace pages.
Also fixed
- Hourly price charts show their full history
This affects hourly price data for some assets. Charts at the hourly timeframe load in full.
- Your password manager can fill in sign-in codes
At sign-in, a password manager can suggest the saved two-factor code for Amaltash. There is no need to copy it manually.
- Sign-in codes work until they expire
The sign-in code page takes a code right up until it expires. Any unexpired code lets you in.
Product updates published by Amaltash Advisors LLC. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Descriptions of platform features are not offers, and availability of a feature does not imply any result. All investing involves risk of loss, including loss of principal.