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I have over 50 different charts I use, where some are single stocks, some are multi stocks, multiple items, multiple panels, and so on. Which is why I use different formatting for them (gridlines, legend display, fonts, and so on). About a year ago, all of that followed seamlessly in Share Graph. However, that was changed to have one fixed Share Graph format, which made no sense to begin with. However, it was at least possible to work around that by in the Share Setting click on Reset To Defaults, which reset the share graph to the same format as the actual graph. These were a few unwelcomed additional steps, but it at least worked. Clicking on Reset to Defaults no longer reverts to the format of the chart (changed in the last few weeks), but a static default. As far as I can tell, it is no longer possible to share a graph using the format of that specific graph, you have effectively removed one of the best features of Koyfin. Why? Please fix this so that it is possible to share a graph without having to change the formats manually every time. It makes little sense to have such a flexible charting tool but then limit users to one fixed export format. Good-looking charts are great for marketing Koyfin.

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Using column header to sort the table is user-clumsy ... i want one click to sort differently, but i end up always getting the header data card where i can sort, but it takes two clicks. it seems that the 'hot spot' for sort and the hot spot for data card are too close together when table is really compact ... not urgent, usability enhancement :)

I’d like the watchlist template to be improved and expanded. It would be great if users could choose from various column configurations in the template that show different perspectives. In a way, my request is about wanting to access or share different educational watchlist views—templates that help users learn from multiple angles.

Lancashire Holdings Limited LNH div yield is incorrect You have a div yield of around 14% as of writing this when in reality the div yield should be around 2 %

Awesome job, guys!

I believe there’s a significant opportunity for you to enhance the visual appeal of your graphs, making them more shareable on platforms like FinTwit. I’ve already noticed "compounder bros" sharing Koyfin charts there, but imagine the free marketing potential if you offered a library of pre-designed, highly appealing charts. These charts could include automatically added data labels derived from fundamental data, making them not only visually striking but also informative. For inspiration, take a look at the Quartr threads on FinTwit (see attached) to see how impactful well-designed, shareable content can be. https://x.com/Quartr_App/status/1771161103692693585 https://x.com/Quartr_App/status/1860043901597548734 https://images.app.goo.gl/XwpWrujCHdP57o4x5

Description: The metric Return on Equity is missing the acronym “ROE” from its displayed name. As a result, filtering or searching for “ROE” doesn’t surface this metric as expected. Expected Behavior: When searching or filtering using “ROE,” the metric “Return on Equity (ROE)” should appear. Suggested Fix: Update the metric name from: • Return on Equity to • Return on Equity (ROE)