Updated November 7, 2026
What changed in Monexa Hub: new features, improvements and fixes.
In the Reports dividend statement, the record and payment dates showed one day early (a payment on Oct 15 appeared as Oct 14). The screen, PDF and CSV now show the right day.
On PRO, the contribution plan uses Analyses: each asset shows its margin to fair price and whether it passes the health check, and each class brings ideas from your watchlist and the Cheapest rank that you can add to the plan. Educational content, not investment advice.
The old Contribution Mode only filtered the table. Now you say how much you will invest and the Portfolio shows, by class and by asset, where the money goes — in whole shares — to get close to your target allocation, and why each asset gets money or not. Educational content, not investment advice.
In the Portfolio table header, next to "Action", there is a button to collapse or expand every class (on phones, at the top of the list). Your choice is remembered: when you come back, the table looks the way you left it.
Overview, Returns and Dividends now follow the chosen period — 12 months, 24 months, this year or all — and the three screens show the same number. "All" starts when your current portfolio began, without the years it sat empty, and the full history is one click away. Options count in the return, including the premium of exercised ones.
The "Next 30d" card counted announced dividends of assets you had already sold before the record date, showing for example "R$ 0.00 · 1 payment". Now only payments on shares you held at the record date are counted.
The Portfolio and the Overview showed different returns without saying why. On the Portfolio, the number is the result of the assets you hold today over what you paid, since each purchase. On the Overview, it is what the portfolio earned over the last 12 months, excluding deposits. Both labels now say so, and a tip explains the math.
On the allocation by asset class screen, the slider moved in half-point steps but percentages were shown rounded. You could see 55% + 20% + 25% and still be unable to save, because the real total was 99.5%. The slider now moves in whole points, and a previously saved decimal value is shown as it is.
In older months, the Dashboard and Portfolio chart showed your wealth equal to the amount invested, with zero profit. Each month now uses that month's closing price, so you can see whether your investments grew from the very start.
Your wealth evolution on the Portfolio page now has the same periods and bar option as the Dashboard, and your choice applies to both. And the "option expires in N days" alert no longer shows up for an option you had already closed.