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Sharesight release notes – July 2022

by Ben Clendon, Head of Product, Sharesight | Aug 8th 2022

In July, the key update was our expansion into Latin America, with support for the Brazilian, Mexican and Peruvian stock exchanges.

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UX / Usability improvements

  • The new breadcrumb navigation was rolled out to the holdings page and 11 reports

  • Added an ‘add to home screen’ prompt on Android devices when visiting Sharesight on a mobile device

  • Introduced several new colours to closer align the product with our brand moving forward

New functionality / Enhancements

  • Added support for the Brazilian, Mexican and Peruvian stock exchanges

Broker import functionality

  • Introduced support for historical trade imports from TD Ameritrade (US) via CSV file

  • Introduced support for historical trade imports from CMC via CSV file

  • Added support for DBS Vickers trade confirmations

  • Added support for Qtrade trade confirmations

  • Added support for historical trade imports via XLSX files for Bell Direct, Bell Potter, Desktop Broker, Macquarie and HSBC Australia. This is in addition to our existing CSV file support for these brokers.

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Product updates - September 2026

by Ben Clendon | Sep 23rd 2026

See what’s up and what’s down at a glance with our new gains & losses toggle, and more product improvements. It’s all in Sharesight’s September update.

Top 20 stocks & ETFs traded by global Sharesight users (ex. AU & NZ) in August 2026. Top 5: NVIDIA (70.7% buy / 29.3% sell), Apple (82.5% buy), Space Exploration Technologies (70.4% buy), Microsoft (57.1% buy), Rocket Lab (83.6% buy).

August top trades: Apple in, Microsoft out and Australians trade close to home

by Jen Robson | Sep 16th 2026

Deep dive into the shares, stock and ETFs Sharesight’s investors bought and sold through August 2026, and stay up with the latest share trading trends.

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Sharesight product updates – August 2026

by Milly Brent | Aug 25th 2026

This month's focus was on support for the Taipei Stock Exchange, franking credit estimates for Australian ETFs and a range of report improvements