Welcome to Part 3 of our CubePlus Dashboard series. In Part 1, we explored customization and indices. In Part 2, we covered stocks, ETFs, and derivatives. Now, we're wrapping up with the final pieces of your dashboard – commodity tracking, quick-access essentials, and why this update matters to your daily trading routine.
Commodity – MCX Data, Streamlined
The Commodity tab follows the same logic, tailored for MCX traders.
You can track gainers, losers, active contracts, and open interest changes. Rollover data is also available here, helping you understand how positions are shifting as expiry approaches.
The goal is simple: keep relevant data accessible without extra navigation.
Everything Else, Right Where You Need It
The new home screen also brings together a number of everyday essentials.
Your holdings are visible without switching tabs.
You can access option chains, SIPs, mutual funds, and price alerts directly. Balances are displayed clearly, with the option to add funds instantly.
IPOs and corporate actions are easy to track.
There is also integrated access to Tradejini’s educational content, including blogs and videos, so you can stay informed without leaving the app.
Why This Update Matters
This is not just a design update. It is a usability upgrade.
Most traders follow a routine. They check indices, scan markets, review positions, and look at data before making decisions. Earlier, that routine required multiple steps.
Now, it can happen on a single screen.
Once you set up your dashboard based on your workflow, everything you need is just one scroll away. And as your trading style evolves, the dashboard can evolve with you.
If you have not explored the new CubePlus home screen yet, spend a few minutes setting it up. It is a small change that makes a noticeable difference to how you trade every day.
You can also watch the full demo on Tradejini’s YouTube channel to see every feature in action.
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