Introduction to Moula
Moula is a stock analysis and portfolio tracking app built for investors who want a clean, structured way to follow and analyze stocks, log transactions, and monitor performance without relying on spreadsheets.
Use it to follow stocks and ETFs, research new ideas, analyze price and fundamentals, and keep a trading journal with performance and risk metrics for each holding and for your whole portfolio.
What you can do in Moula
With Moula, you can:
- add stocks and ETFs to your favorites
- analyze quotes, charts, financials, valuation multiples, and technical indicators
- follow the market with benchmark ETFs and heatmaps, and screen US-listed stocks to find new ideas
- create alerts on price, valuation ratios, and technical conditions
- sync trades from your broker, import a CSV or Interactive Brokers statement, or log them manually
- track holdings, portfolio value, profit, returns, and risk over time
How Moula works
Moula is built around two main objects:
- Favorites, which are the stocks and ETFs you choose to track
- Transactions, which are the buys and sells that build your portfolio history
Favorites power your stock analysis and alerts. Transactions power your portfolio and performance tracking.
In the app, the left menu groups everything into three sections:
- Analysis: your favorites and alerts
- Research: the market overview and the stock screener
- Portfolio: overview, history, risk, transactions, and transfers
Who Moula is for
Moula is a good fit if you want to:
- analyze stocks in the same place where you track your holdings
- go deeper in stock analysis and monitoring
- avoid spreadsheet maintenance and broker lock-in
- go deeper in your portfolio analysis than what's offered with your broker
- track a portfolio across one or more brokers
- keep your own transaction history
What Moula does not do
Moula is not a broker and does not execute trades. It is a research, tracking, and monitoring tool.