More New Features on TheStreet Pro

Avatar photo Jason Meshnick on November 3, 2026

Back in July, I wrote about a series of new features that we’d launched. The most important of those was a new and improved login process that largely removes our old friends at Arena/Paradium. Since then, I’m happy to say, login issues are hugely reduced.

Back then, I also mentioned that we had launched an AI assistant that can be used to help summarize articles, provide data from TipRanks, and even let you know what our team collectively thinks of your favorite stock. Again, you can access the AI assistant by hitting the “Ask AI” button on the upper right of your screen. I hope you’re using it; it can be a valuable tool alongside the amazing research our team provides each day.

Earnings Calendar

The last thing I mentioned back in July was the Earnings Calendar. It’s still there, and I want you to know that it’s been improved, too! We’ve even added several market lists that include Most Actives, Gainers, Losers, and Pre- and Post-Market Movers.

First, let’s take a deeper look at the Earnings Calendar. A few things to notice:

  1. It’s filterable!
    1. So you can see the universe of stocks you’re most interested in, like S&P 500 constituents or stocks in the tech sector.
    1. You can even download the page and print it out as a resource while you’re trading.
  2. There’s also a lot of data. You can see the EPS and Revenue estimates as well as analyst ratings. Click the down arrow to the right of each stock’s data, and a panel appears that includes links to articles on TheStreet Pro, plus guidance and analysis from the prior earnings release. It’s really valuable and powered by our friends at TipRanks.

Stock Activity Lists

Lots of sites will include lists of most active stocks and ETFs as well as gainers and losers. Our version tells you why the stock is moving, too.

Just click the detailed version and “read more” to see an expanded analysis of why the stock is moving.

Again, just click “Markets” from the top navigation, and then select the list you’re interested in.

Stock Market Today

Stock Market Today is our live blog. Contributors can enter anything they’d like us to know, though we focus on important market-moving and economic news. There’s a community aspect, too, where you can leave comments for the team or discuss one of the posts.

You can find Stock Market Today via the link in the main navigation.

New Contributor: Neil Sethi

I hope you’re following Neil Sethi. He joined us in September after years of sharing great insights in the Daily Diary. Neil will be writing market commentary and stock ideas, too. Personally, I think his week ahead article, published on Sunday evenings, is a must-read. If you start the week off there, and then read Sarge’s daily Market Recon, Chris Versace’s 8 Key Items, and Peter Tchir’s market commentary, you’ll know everything you need to know about what’s going on in the markets.

That’s it for now. We hope you find these tools useful, and we’re not done. The team is hard at work to bring you even more new features.

If you’re happy with us, please tell your friends. If you’re not, tell me. I want to hear your feedback.

Jason

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Posted by Jason Meshnick

Jason Meshnick, CMT, is the CEO of TheStreet Pro. Jason also started TheStreet's Filthy Rich Animal newsletter for newer investors. If you're not on the list, you can click here to subscribe. Jason has over 30 years of industry experience across Wall Street, Fintech, university-level teaching, and financial journalism. 20 Years in Fintech Before joining TheStreet, Jason spent nearly 20 years in FinTech, developing dynamically generated AI investment analyses. His work was available at Schwab, TD Ameritrade, Fidelity, ETrade, and nearly every major online broker in the US and Canada. However, his real passion arose when he was asked to write a weekly educational investing newsletter for his coworkers. Topics included why vampires are so rich and what car racing can teach you about investing. These have been republished in Filthy Rich Animal. Learning about investing should be fun! Jason created the Fear & Greed Index for CNN Business. Although he jokes that it's his claim to no fame (it's famous, he's not), the model for understanding investor behavior has become incredibly popular and is used by everyone from hedge funds to individual investors. Lecturing at the University Level Teaching his coworkers led to a role at CU Boulder, where Jason taught classes in Investments and Corporate Finance. He's no longer teaching full-semester classes but continues to lecture on technical analysis and other investing topics. 10 Years of Wall Street Trading Experience Jason spent a decade working on Wall Street as a trader and market maker, where he learned all about market microstructure and investor psychology. During his first five years on the Street, he traded mostly closed-end funds and utility stocks. Later, as a market maker, he managed large caps like ExxonMobil, Texas Instruments, Disney, American Express, and Wells Fargo. When Not Thinking About Markets Jason’s other passion is cars. He earned the distinction of being the slowest SCCA road racing champion in recent history when he won his region's Spec Miata class despite having never led a race. Jason knows more about old sports cars than anybody has any right to and is always energized by a drive in his classic Porsche 911. He is Editor-at-Large for Autoblog, and his writing on cars can be found here. Jason is also a passionate skier. He taught skiing at Vermont's Mount Snow for six seasons when he was younger. While Jason lives in Colorado he prefers Utah's fluffier snow. Jason spends his spare time with his wife in Boulder, Colorado, and frequently visits his kids in college.

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