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Macro asset dashboard

A macro terminal,
open on the first click

13 asset classes, 1 index, no account

Sentiment & dollar
VIX
US Dollar Index
Equities & growth
Emerging Markets
Developed Markets
S&P 500
NASDAQ
Inflation & commodities
Crude Oil WTI
Commodities
Gold
TIPS
Short / Intermediate Treasuries
TLT
Real estate & income
REITs

Welcome to the Macro Asset Dashboard

Weekly macro intelligence across the assets that move markets.

VIX
US Dollar Index
Emerging Markets
Developed Markets
S&P 500
NASDAQ
Crude Oil WTI
Commodities
Gold
TIPS
Short / Interm. Treasuries
TLT
REITs

Coverage map. Every market carries its own weekly written read, its history and its chart. Illustrative shading, the live readings open on the first click.

Emerging MarketsWeekly read

This week's written read, the strengths of the argument and the weaknesses set against it, for every one of the 13 markets.

W26 - StableW27 - Stable W28 - StableW29 - Positive W30 - PositiveW31 - Positive
Strengths
Weaknesses
Asset classes13
Weekly readingsSince 2022
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13Asset classes covered every week
700+Research notes written since 2022

Coverage

The 13 assets that move
every portfolio.

Not a watchlist you have to build. The same 13 series read every week before the outlook is written, on consistent definitions, so a comparison across them actually holds.

VIXUS Dollar IndexEmerging MarketsDeveloped MarketsS&P 500NASDAQCrude Oil WTICommoditiesGoldTIPSShort / Interm. TreasuriesTLTREITs

Both sides of every market, every week

Direction is the easy part. What earns the read is the argument underneath it, and the argument against it, written before the week turns and left there afterwards.

Written readDirection StrengthsWeaknesses 6 week historyChart
Strengths
  • What is genuinely working in the argument this week
  • The evidence that supports the current direction
  • Why the reading moved, or why it deliberately did not
Weaknesses
  • What would break the view first
  • The counter argument, on the page before you ask for it
  • Where this reading has been wrong before

Why it is free

Data is not the product.
Judgement is.

Anyone can assemble a screen of levels. What a firm pays for is the analyst who looks at that screen every week and commits to a view in writing, then stands behind it when it is wrong.

So the terminal is open. If it is useful on its own, keep it. If you start wondering what we make of it, that is what the research is for.

Institutional research
Open the data. Charge for the judgement.

First access

Open the terminal, free

Nothing to set up and nothing to pay. See whether it earns a place in your week, and come back to it or do not.

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