49 panels. 133 reads. All of them named below.

What the research desks are publishing. Read the stream as it lands, filtered by asset, currency, desk, theme, sentiment or conviction; one asset with a row per desk and everything that desk said before kept underneath; or one asset written up as a summary, its drivers and how sentiment has moved.

Reads The stream, One asset by desk, One asset written up

Every trade setup the banks have published: direction, entry, target and stop, the reward for the risk, and whether price has reached the entry yet. Open any trade for its rationale and to see it drawn on its own chart.

Where the banks expect an asset to trade, quarter by quarter: each bank's targets against today's price, their average and the move it implies, and their paths drawn forward on the chart. Or every asset at once, with its average target per quarter.

Reads Targets by quarter, On the chart

What each desk expects an upcoming release to print, with the median across them and the spread between them. The feed gives one consensus number; this is who is behind it and how far apart they are, which is what decides how a market reacts when the print lands. Coverage follows the research: desks forecast the releases they follow, so a quiet week carries few.

Reads All releases, One release, One desk

Every piece of research in one stream, newest first: bank reports, the daily briefs, the weekly report and research write-ups. Open any of them in the panel; open a bank report and break it down into its argument, the subjects it covers and its calls.

Where the research desks stand on each asset: how the reports split bullish against bearish, how many desks are behind that, and the calls themselves inside the row with what each desk wrote. Assets covered by a single desk are marked as such.

How the scores have moved, across assets, five ways: each asset’s composite over its recent runs; what has shifted since a run or ten ago, and which crossed neutral; where the score and the price disagree; which assets lead, fade, lag or improve against the rest; and one market’s bullish and bearish runs on its price chart, with what price did across each and how often it went the score’s way.

Reads Score history, What moved, Against price, Rotation, On the price chart

One asset, three ways: its composite, bias, written read, strongest drivers, positioning and structure at a glance; every driver behind the score, its weight and how hard it pulls; or the research desk’s full read.

Reads At a glance, Its drivers, Research

Every central bank document the terminal reads, kept for good: statements with our read, press conferences question by question, opening remarks, and what each bank is reacting to. Search it, filter it by bank or kind, and open a document with its text beside the takeaways.

What happened over a period, in the order it mattered: the verdict, every asset's score move, and the events that mattered day by day, each with the driver behind it.

Is an economy healthy, normal, at risk or in recession territory? One score from 0 to 100 for each of the eight economies, from GDP, unemployment (the Sahm rule), the PMIs, retail sales and industrial production, each judged against its own line or its own ten years, with the score's history and every indicator charted against its bands.

What each economy is actually doing, apart from whether its prints beat consensus: growth, inflation, labour, consumer, business, housing and external, each against its own ten years and which way it is moving, beside the surprise index. Or one economy's questions, the ones a macro trader asks (is inflation cooling, are rates actually restrictive, does the data justify what is priced), each answered with its direction, the evidence for and against, what changed and what it means for the bank, the most pressing first. Or one economy's last six prints of every indicator as a heat table, with the older four, the newer two and all six averaged beside them. Or one economy against another: every pair ranked by how far apart the two are and how that gap has moved, or one pair pillar by pillar with the gap through the years against the price.

Reads Every economy, One economy, Questions, Prints, Every pair, One pair

How each currency’s economic data has landed against forecasts, and the releases behind it; which pairs are following the gap in their data; and one pair in full. Weighted by each release’s importance and how recently it printed.

Reads Data against forecasts, Is price following the data, One pair in detail

The macro picture behind the currencies. Read the fundamentals score each one carries, the indicator grid that score is rolled up from with currencies across and indicators down, or every scored release for a single asset with what it printed, what was expected and the engine’s read on each.

Reads The fundamentals score, Indicators across currencies, One asset in full

Any currency's economic indicator as a chart: compare series across currencies, rescale them, switch between line and columns, and read every value under the crosshair.

Reads Line, Columns

How the news about one asset reads: bullish, neutral or bearish in the last 24 hours and day by day, from how many articles, against its past week, with price alongside. A day opens its articles and the reason each was read that way.

Live geopolitical and macro situations, scored 0 to 100 for how much each matters to markets now: ranked, on a 3D globe, by region, and which currencies escalation would push. Opening one gives what drives it, what it moves and the intelligence behind it.

Reads Situations, Globe, Exposure, By region

How two currencies compare. Read one pair spelled out side by side, as a shape overlay or as a spread table; every pair at once as a matrix, the strongest edges or edge bars; or a pair’s score run by run as a trajectory, a change over a window, or a table.

Reads One pair, Every pair, Over time

One pair in full: its score and bias, both legs, every driver behind it, the research, and what is coming for it on the calendar, with what moves it and how its releases come in.

Reads At a glance, Research, Calendar

Every tradable read the engine holds in one ranked list: the crosses and every metal, commodity and index scored on its own. Leads with the side, then the score, its change since the last run, its trend, the seven drivers as a strip with how many agree, and the carry. Sort by any column, filter to the tiers you want, narrow to a shortlist where four or more drivers agree, or open the full table.

Reads Driver strip, Shortlist, Full table

The board ranked by how far it has moved over a week, a month, three months and a year, and by acceleration: whether the recent pace is running ahead of its own year. A record of what has happened, not a signal.

The US Treasury curve and its history in one chart: the curve against a week, a month or three months ago, the key spreads (2s10s, 3m10s, 5s30s) and their history, real yields against CPI, and any maturity through time back to 1962 for the ten year.

Reads Curve, Spreads, Real yields, History

What the bars say. Read one asset in depth with its statistics panel, volatility term structure, return distribution and day-of-week or monthly bias; or every asset ranked by how busy it is against its own history; or how they all move against each other as a matrix or a list of the tightest pairs.

Reads One asset in depth, Ranked by volatility, How they move together

What any asset has tended to do on these calendar days in past years: the path through the year over 5, 10 and 15 years, the path ahead from today and on the asset's own candles, each month's average, and every asset over the weeks ahead. A record of a tendency, not a forecast.

Reads Path through the year, Ahead from today, On price, By month, Across assets

Relative currency strength over time, each currency indexed to 100 at the start of the window: as lines, or ranked by where each finished. Pick the currencies and the timeframe, from hourly to monthly.

Reads Lines over the window, Where each finished

What is inside an equity index and what each name is worth to it: who carries it by weight, which names moved it today, breadth by count and by weight, the sectors, and how the heaviest names have reported. Honest about partial lists.

Reads Who carries it, What moved it today, Breadth, Sectors, Earnings

How your book is positioned, five ways. Net currency exposure once the pairs are broken into legs, how concentrated that is and how many independent bets it really holds, whether each position agrees with its own score, what has moved under it since a chosen run, and how it sits against retail and the specs.

Reads Net exposure, Concentration, Conviction check, What has moved, You vs the crowd, Correlation, Coming up

One pair or one currency in depth, from the retail brokers’ books. A pair’s crowd over time, one pair in full with where each side got in against the last close, or one currency across every pair it trades in. For every asset at once, use Retail positioning.

Reads One pair over time, One pair in full, One currency across its pairs

One currency or one pair in depth, from the CFTC reports. Its speculative position over time, week by week with the weeks it flipped side, a pair’s two legs against their own years, or which currencies’ positioning moves together. For every asset at once, use COT positioning.

Reads One currency over time, One currency week by week, A pair’s two legs, Which move together

Every asset with its net speculative position, what it did against the prior report, and where that sits in its own 52-week range. Rank by the move, by how crowded it is, or by size, and filter to the crowded end or to the assets that flipped side.

Every asset with the retail crowd’s long and short split, how one-sided it is, where the futures speculators sit against it, and what a contrarian read implies. Thin reads built from a single book are marked as such.

Rates against a pair. Its two central banks' priced rates as one spread, at the policy rate and 3, 6 and 12 months out, or its 2-year and 10-year government bond yields, day by day with the pair beside them: the moves over 1, 5 and 20 days, how closely the pair has followed and how far it moves per 10bp. Or the gap at 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12 months out against a week ago, and whether its move is gaining or losing pace. Or the pair's recent move split into the part the rate spreads explain and the part they do not.

Reads Spreads and the pair, Across horizons, What moved the pair

Every central bank side by side, four ways: where policy rates stand, with inflation and the real rate; how they got there, as steps over the years; how far the market has repriced each bank’s path over a week, a month or a quarter; every bank's pricing through the day, with each release and what it moved; and the carry in every pair, on nominal, real or forward rates.

Reads Policy rates, Rate history, Rate history and the path priced, Repricing, Priced 3, 6 and 12 months ahead, What each bank is reacting to, Intraday, Carry