New feature: New

Every target on the donut, with its band

The Targets donut now draws each target the way its bar does: what you hold, the band that counts as on target, and the target tick.

A ring with three target sectors, each a pale track in its own colour with a held fill, a target tick and a thin band arc on the outer edge, beside the same target drawn as a bar

On the Targets tab, the donut showed what you hold and what you want as two separate rings. It could not show whether a holding was inside its band.

Now every target is one sector in its own colour, drawn like the bar beside it. The solid part is what you hold, the tick is the target, and the thin arc on the outer edge is the range that counts as on target.

How to read it

  • A fill that ends under the thin outer arc is on target.
  • A fill that stops short is under; one that runs past is over.
  • Each bar in the list below shares its sector's colour, and the line under it says On target, Buy or Sell.
  • Point at a sector to see what you hold, your target and the amount to buy or sell.

The ring shows your targets and nothing else, so it does not add up to your whole wallet; targets can overlap.

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