Since the messages are being persisted to the local database, the StockUpdatePutResolver file and StockUpdateGetResolver need to be updated as well.

We will start by adding a new field definition to the StockUpdateTable:

static class Columns {
    ...
    static final String TWITTER_STATUS = "twitter_status";
}

Then we'll update the createTableQuery() method:

static String createTableQuery() {
    return "CREATE TABLE " + TABLE + "("
            + Columns.ID + " INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, "
            + Columns.STOCK_SYMBOL + " TEXT NOT NULL, "
            + Columns.DATE + " LONG NOT NULL, "
            + Columns.PRICE + " LONG NOT NULL, "
            + Columns.TWITTER_STATUS + " TEXT NULL, "
            + ");";
}

StockUpdatePutResolver will need to save one additional field with this:

protected ContentValues mapToContentValues(@NonNull StockUpdate entity) {
final ContentValues contentValues = new ContentValues();

    contentValues.put(StockUpdateTable.Columns.ID, entity.getId());
    contentValues.put(StockUpdateTable.Columns.STOCK_SYMBOL, 
        entity.getStockSymbol());
    contentValues.put(StockUpdateTable.Columns.PRICE, 
        getPrice(entity));
    contentValues.put(StockUpdateTable.Columns.DATE, getDate(entity));
    contentValues.put(StockUpdateTable.Columns.TWITTER_STATUS, 
        entity.getTwitterStatus());

    return contentValues;
}

On the other hand, the StockUpdateGetResolver will have the following:

final String twitterStatus = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(StockUpdateTable.Columns.TWITTER_STATUS));
[...]
final StockUpdate stockUpdate = new StockUpdate(
        stockSymbol,
        price,
        date,
        twitterStatus
);

After this is done, we can proceed with the layouts.