Everything Hypertime can do, explained step by step. Hypertime is an information and record-keeping tool — it does not give financial advice, connect to a brokerage, or place trades.
Hypertime helps you follow companies on the NYSE and Nasdaq whose share price has fallen below one dollar and that are working to get back into compliance with their exchange. It brings the filings, deadlines, prices and your own records together in one place.
Hypertime is an information and record-keeping tool. It does not give financial advice, does not connect to a brokerage account, and never places a trade or moves money.
The Compliance Desk is the home page. It lists companies trading under one dollar that have received a notice from their exchange, with the deadline they are working towards and how much time is left.
To count those three requests fairly, Hypertime turns the network address a request comes from into a scrambled code that cannot be turned back into an address. It is stored separately from the shared company information and deleted automatically after 24 hours.
Selecting a company opens its full page. A compact menu under the main header lets you jump straight to any part of the page.
Compliance Evidence is produced by reading the filings directly, sentence by sentence. It does not use artificial intelligence, and it only reports a step as taken when the company itself clearly states it.
An actual investment is money you really invested through a brokerage or another platform. Hypertime records and monitors what you enter, but it does not verify or execute anything.
Training Wheels lets you create a hypothetical investment and follow how it would have performed, without investing any real money. It is available on every Hypertime account.
A simulated position is a simulation only. Prices, gains and losses shown for it are hypothetical, are not a prediction, and are not investment advice.
All calculator results are hypothetical illustrations based on historic prices. They are not predictions and not advice.
When you are signed in, a bar under the main menu stays visible as you scroll. It shows the total you have invested, the current value of those investments, and how many companies you hold.
Connected Brokerages lets you link a supported brokerage account so Hypertime can show the positions you already hold there. The connection is read-only. Hypertime cannot place, change or cancel a trade, and cannot move money.
The feature is being released gradually. If it is not yet switched on for your account, the page tells you so and nothing else happens.
Connected Brokerages is read-only and information-only. Hypertime holds no ability to trade. Amounts shown come from your brokerage, may be delayed or incomplete, and are not investment advice.