Market summary – The new market summary module includes performance information from the Dow, NASDAQ, S&P 500 as well as currency and exchange rate information. You can now see on the front page of Google Finance how leading currencies (USD, GBP, Yen, Euro) are performing. To see more information about a particular currency, simply click on the link provided and you’ll see a chart for currency performance along with relevant news and a converter for calculating major currencies.

Sector summary – See at a glance how major sectors are performing in the U.S. financial market today. Scroll over the bar charts provided to get more detailed information about what percentage increase and decrease for a given sector. For more information on a particular sector, simply click on the name and you’ll see how it performed compared to the S&P 500.

Top movers – Now you can easily see which companies are moving by price, market cap, volume, dollar volume traded and popularity-as defined by our very own Google Trends. What better way to get a glance of the market than by what people are increasingly searching for.

Category Pages – You can now see at a glance, how major sectors are performing in the US financial markets. Scroll over the bar charts provided to get more detailed information about what percentage increase and decrease for a given sector. For more information on a sector, simply click on the name and you will see how that particular sector performed compared to the S&P 500.

Enhanced Portfolios – Google Finance portfolios now include transactional support and functionality such as field for purchase date, commission, and a notes section for you to keep better track of your investments. In addition, you can now view your portfolio how you choose. We’ve included a snapshot of the Edit portfolio view below:

40 years of historical stock data – We know how important understanding stock’s performance over time is. Now you can see up to 40 years of historical stock data on a chart for US stocks.

Comparison Charts – We know you’ve been itching to compare your stocks in charts. Now, whenever you view a stock chart on a company page, you can easily plot it against any other stock.

Stock Splits and Dividends Charted – You’ll never miss another stock split or dividend action when you’re looking at a stock chart.

Personalized Chart Settings – Every investor is different. Whether you’re focused on the long term, the short term, or anyplace in between, you can choose default settings for your charts that match your investment style.

Portfolio Importing – Want to see your existing portfolio on Google Finance? No problem – try the new portfolio import feature on your Google Finance portfolio page, where you can easily copy and paste your current portfolio and have another home for your investment tracking.

Multiple Portfolios - We want to help those of you who are particularly busy investors to keep track of all your stocks as effectively as possible. Multiple portfolios can help you carve up a large portfolio into a group of more easily trackable, smaller portfolios.

Portfolio and Industry News - News is important and so are portfolios, so why not combine the two? Done.

Inline News Scrolling - When it comes to investing, information is always a good thing. So we’ve added the ability to scroll for more news on the company page.

Autosuggest - Unless you’re blessed with a photographic memory, remembering stock symbols can be cumbersome. So we now offer Autosuggest. Whenever you type in a company name or a stock symbol, we’ll instantly suggest what you might be looking for.

However, the individual stock pages have not changed.

Overall looks pretty, but I have a few suggestions: