The Sahmino manual
Every part of Sahmino in plain words, written beside the screen it describes.
Your next step
Getting started
Start with the markets and symbols you want to follow. You can read Today and the boards before answering the optional investment questions or recording your whole portfolio.
Start with the manualGetting started11 topics
- Getting startedStart with the markets and symbols you want to follow. You can read Today and the boards before answering the optional investment questions or recording your whole portfolio.6 questions
- Investment profileThe investment profile records your goals, finances and experience for personal sizing and allocation checks. It is optional during market setup and can be completed or revised in My account → Investment.6 questions
- TodayToday brings your portfolio, market line, actions, first week, changes and upcoming events into six panels. It shows what concerns your saved holdings, follows and screen matches, with each row's reason and destination.7 questions
- The Sahmino assistantThe topbar star is the single entry to Talk to Sahmino. It opens a full-screen conversation on a phone and a centered dialog on a larger screen. Close it to return to the page underneath; answers and completed actions stay in the conversation.6 questions
- Plan, quota and creditsBilling shows your effective plan, allowance use, reset times, purchased terms, orders and AI credits. Request quota and AI credits pay for different work; buying credits does not increase the request quota.6 questions
- Account settingsMy account groups profile, investment, security, appearance, activity, billing, API keys, teams and Ambassador. Each form saves its own changes and states any validation beside the field.6 questions
- Sahmino AmbassadorAmbassador in My account shows your invitation link, the people who registered through it, your earnings and your withdrawals. Registration records who invited a reader. Earnings begin when that reader pays an order.8 questions
- Team deskDesk collects work shared with an entitled team. It identifies the owner and access scope of portfolios, screens, alerts, valuations, follows and other supported shared records.6 questions
- Manual, questions and feedbackLearn separates the written market course from the Sahmino manual. The course teaches market concepts; the manual explains the controls and calculations you can use in this product. Both support explicit, reversible reading progress.8 questions
- Finding a page or assetHeader search finds assets, pages, supported actions and written content. The full search page groups searchable published results; it is different from a filter inside a single table.6 questions
- What's newWhat's new lists dated reader capabilities from the same product catalog as Features. Features groups them by subject; What's new groups them by the date they first became available.6 questions
The market19 topics
- Live boardMarkets groups the overview and asset boards. Choose a board from the same Markets branch in the sidebar or the phone menu. The stock board compares listed symbols' prices, turnover, volume and available live readings; funds, bonds, options and other asset types keep their appropriate units and calculations.7 questions
- Market mapThe market map shows the selected population as tiles. Colour is a reading or return window; area is the sizing measure. Read both choices and the legend before comparing the picture.6 questions
- Symbol pageA symbol page brings together the quote, chart and available research for that asset. Its dialog keeps the original list behind it; Full page opens the complete available tabs without pretending every market has exchange or issuer data.18 questions
- ResearchResearch starts with a question and links the tools that can answer it: Ideas, Screener, Calls, Valuations, Compare, Fields and market lenses. Its saved-screen summary belongs to your accessible work, not every reader's screens.6 questions
- ScreenerScreener turns a market question into visible conditions and a list of matching shares, funds or bonds. List, Chart and Saved use the same draft; Fundamentals is a column preset within it.6 questions
- Comparing assetsCompare puts selected assets side by side under the same named readings. Add, remove or reorder instruments within the displayed limit; the address retains the selected symbols.6 questions
- Field referenceFields defines the readings registered in Screener: meaning, unit, source and the reason a value can be blank. Its catalog comes from the same registry that provides the conditions.6 questions
- FundamentalsFundamentals opens the financial preset of Research → Screener. It shares that page's conditions, scope, saved screens, alerts, result search and export; it is not a separate financial universe.6 questions
- Option boardChoose an underlying to compare its option contracts, calculate a scenario or stage an expiry strategy. Market quotes, model values and your entered premiums remain separate.7 questions
- Bond boardThe bond board keeps debt prices, maturity and yield conventions together. A yield belongs to a specific price basis and cash-flow schedule; missing terms are not guessed.6 questions
- Fund boardThe fund board compares exchange-traded funds with published NAV, premium, size, returns and available risk readings. It keeps the NAV date separate from the price date.7 questions
- Currency and gold boardFX, Crypto and Commodities are separate market boards. Each keeps the source's quote unit, recent range and read time, so a dollar quote and a rial quote are not silently treated as the same amount.6 questions
- SignalsResearch → Ideas has Signals, Record, Fit for me and Baskets. Signals shows open dated claims; Record measures settled evidence; Fit for me applies personal constraints; Baskets holds templates rather than your recorded portfolio.9 questions
- Fit for me and basketsFit for me in Research → Ideas ranks upward readings that fit the saved investment profile and portfolio constraints. Baskets shows a separate template for each risk level, holding that level's mix, that you can inspect and follow without recording a purchase.8 questions
- Supervisor noticesSupervisor notices, under Today, preserves the exchange supervisor's original message. Its wording is source evidence; a category helps find it but does not replace the text.6 questions
- News and its evidenceNews under Today collects dated, verified summaries with their sources and related assets. It distinguishes the story's publication from the quote on a linked symbol.8 questions
- Calendar and resultsCalendar under Today separates upcoming events from dated results. A planned time, an unknown time and a confirmed realised result are different facts.7 questions
- Editorial callsCalls preserves Sahmino's published readings for supported assets. A call has its own date, chart snapshot, quoted unit and any levels actually supplied; it is distinct from a personal watchlist or a newly computed signal.6 questions
- Library and written readingLibrary groups independent published articles and videos with their topic, market and language. Written course lessons and recordings associated with those lessons belong to the Course track under Learn, and stay out of the Articles and Videos libraries. The course does not require videos. Existing recording links and transcripts remain available in their original reading context.6 questions
Your portfolio7 topics
- Your watchlistWatchlist combines the symbols you explicitly follow with recorded holdings and current saved-screen matches. The source label explains why each symbol is included; these sources are not interchangeable records.6 questions
- PortfolioPortfolio reads what you recorded: positions, cost, current value, transactions and distributions. Choose one book or All portfolios, then Overview, Holdings, Transactions, Analysis or Dividends. Analysis explicitly states its combined-book scope.6 questions
- Portfolio analysisAI analysis starts with the newest written review of all your own portfolios. Its date and recorded portfolio value identify the snapshot it read. The five portfolio tabs remain available; AI analysis on Overview opens this view. A book selected in another tab does not narrow analysis, and a colleague's shared book is excluded.6 questions
- ValuationValuation compares an instrument's estimated range with the market price using available methods and explicit assumptions. A range is an estimate, not a date or promise that the market will reach it.7 questions
- AlertsAn alert is a saved condition. Rules shows what you asked Sahmino to watch; Inbox shows events that arrived; Delivery settings chooses where and when those messages can reach you.7 questions
- NotificationsInbox is the history of messages that reached your account: fired alerts, announcements, account events, invitations and completed work or lifecycle updates. A message links to its evidence or the page where you can act.6 questions
- Recommendations and signalsA recommendation names its source, reason and destination. Rules, the signal engine and AI analysis are different sources; a separate label says whether the symbol belongs through a holding, follow or screen match.6 questions
The data1 topics
Questions answered by the manual
258 questions
Guided walks
Each walk runs on the screen it describes and is a few steps long. It closes on «Done» or Escape, and can be started again from here whenever you want it.