Finance (Brokers and trading)
Ten posts a broker, a trading app or a finance creator makes, in a trading screen's look: heavy figures, stickers, glowing charts and the brand's own up and down colours, with the risk warning on screen throughout. Breaking move, market wrap, top movers, economic calendar, data release, chart and levels, trading conditions, platform feature, trader quiz and live session.
| Template id | tpl_b53c2b2fefc1 |
|---|---|
| Markets | Finance |
| Variants | Breaking move, Market wrap, Top movers, Economic calendar, Data release, Chart and levels, Trading conditions, Platform feature, Trader quiz, Live session |
| Feeds drawn with it | None |
Use cases
- A story with a headline and up to six figures: a price move, a result, a count, each with the direction it went.
- An announcement with up to five short points and up to three pictures from your media library.
- Your own data sent to a stream, or posts written by hand in a post list, drawn in every shape and language your channels publish in.
Variants
A variant is this template drawn another way, and it comes in versions: immutable builds, the newest first. A channel follows the newest version of its variant, unless it is pinned to one.
| Variant | What it is | Versions | Newest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breaking move | A breaking market move in the look of a trading screen: a sticker and the headline, the instrument with its price huge and the move on a chip in the brand's up or down colour, the path of the move drawn as a glowing line while the price ticks through it, then why it moved and up to three quick lines, then the button and the brand's analyst. The risk warning stays in its strip throughout. Ten seconds, and one and a half seconds longer per line. | 1 | 1.0.0 |
| Market wrap | The daily open or close board in the look of a trading screen: a sticker and the headline over a grid of two to eight instruments, each a tile with its price, the day's move on a chip in the brand's up or down colour and the session drawn small, the same instruments running on a ticker tape below. Then each tile is lit in turn, its line drawing again while its price follows it to the close and its chip slams back, then one line on the day, the button and the brand's analyst. The risk warning stays in its strip throughout. Five seconds, and 1.2 seconds longer per instrument. | 1 | 1.0.0 |
| Top movers | The day's biggest gainers and losers in the look of a trading screen: a sticker and the headline, every move a bar from a true zero on one scale, rises one way in the brand's up colour and falls the other in its down colour, sorted from the biggest rise to the biggest fall, and the biggest gainer and loser on cards of their own. The bars grow in one after another, each extreme is lit with its move counted up big, and the button and the brand's analyst close it. The risk warning stays in its strip throughout. Ten seconds, and half a second longer per mover after two. | 1 | 1.0.0 |
| Economic calendar | The week or the day ahead in the look of a trading screen: a sticker and the headline over a table of up to eight releases, each with its day and time, its region on a small code chip, its impact as one to three bars and the forecast and previous figures as written, under the content's own column captions. Then each row is lit in turn, the high-impact ones the brightest, then the button and the brand's analyst. The risk warning stays in its strip throughout. Five seconds, and 1.2 seconds longer per event. | 1 | 1.0.0 |
| Data release | An economic release against the forecast in the look of a trading screen: a sticker and the event, the actual figure huge with the verdict on a tilted chip in the brand's up or down colour, and a scale with the forecast and the previous figure as ticks and a marker for the actual. Then the marker slams in from the forecast to the actual while the figure counts to it, the market's reactions arrive one by one on chips, and the button and the brand's analyst close it. The risk warning stays in its strip throughout. Eight seconds, and one second longer per reaction. | 1 | 1.0.0 |
| Chart and levels | A chart of the day with the analyst's levels, in the look of a trading screen: a sticker and the view in a line, the instrument with its timeframe and the bias on a tilted chip in the brand's up or down colour, and the candles (or a line through the closes) with up to four levels tagged at the chart's edge beside the last price. Then the candles redraw, the levels draw across, the bias slams in, up to three points arrive one by one beside the brand's analyst, and the button closes it. The risk warning stays throughout. Eight and a half seconds, and two seconds longer per point. | 1 | 1.0.0 |
| Trading conditions | An account or pricing offer in the look of a trading screen: a sticker and the headline, a table of the brand's trading conditions with the spread set largest on every row and the best row kept lit in the brand colour, up to four features with icons, and the offer on a big tilted sticker. Then the rows light one after another, the features arrive, the offer slams in, and the button and the brand's presenter close it. The risk warning stays in its strip throughout. Seven seconds, and one second longer per row. | 1 | 1.0.0 |
| Platform feature | A new feature of a trading app or platform in the look of a trading screen: a sticker, the headline and a line under it beside a phone with a trading app drawn in code (or a screenshot of the real one), then one to four highlights lit one after another, each drawing a glowing line to the part of the app it speaks of while that part lights and the rest dims, then where it is available, the button and the brand's presenter. The risk warning stays in its strip throughout. Eight seconds, and two seconds longer per highlight after the first. | 1 | 1.0.0 |
| Trader quiz | A quiz for a broker's audience in the look of a trading screen: a sticker, the question and two to four answers on numbered tiles, then a ring drains with no digits while the answers pulse in turn, then the right answer fills in the brand's up colour with a tick and the others dim with a cross, then why it is right on a card, then the button and the brand's presenter. The risk warning stays in its strip throughout. Twelve seconds, whatever the number of answers. | 1 | 1.0.0 |
| Live session | An invitation to a webinar or a live trading session in the look of a trading screen: a sticker and the session's title, the date and the time as big chips, and up to three hosts in round pictures (or the brand's presenter), then one to five topics lit one after another, then the seats on a pill and the button. The risk warning stays in its strip throughout. Six seconds, and one and a half seconds longer per topic. | 1 | 1.0.0 |