Companies change listings. Carnival's London line closed and the company now trades on the New York exchange in dollars. Before, the holding just stopped updating: it kept its last price and looked perfectly healthy, frozen on the day the listing died.
A "needs attention" panel
Holdings that can no longer be priced now appear in a panel above the list, with a suggested replacement where the app can find one. A suggestion it couldn't verify against the company is marked Unconfirmed and asks you to check it, because a wrong ticker would quietly put a different company in your portfolio.
History stays in the currency it was bought in
Switching Carnival from pounds to dollars doesn't turn a £1,000 purchase into $1,000. Existing purchases are pinned at the exchange rate of their own dates, and only future prices move to the new listing.
Sold and zero-value holdings
Holdings you've fully sold used to be hidden with no way to bring them back. There's now a toggle that says how many are hidden. A holding with no shares and no purchases at all stays visible, so it can still be deleted.
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