Assets
Pick anything to see its chart and the levels that matter on it.
All assets tracked by the MacroInsight algorithm — stocks, ETFs, sector themes, dollar, vol, and crypto.
Nothing matches that search.
Pick anything to see its chart and the levels that matter on it.
All assets tracked by the MacroInsight algorithm — stocks, ETFs, sector themes, dollar, vol, and crypto.
Nothing matches that search.
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How to use levels: hover a zone on the chart to highlight it, then click for the pattern guide (3 Drive, 2 Drive, V Shape, Prolonged Range). Expand any pattern for a deeper playbook — no logging required.
Click a recommended zone for reversal patterns to watch. Purple line = day-trade ATR level. Gap fills are visual only.
Recommended reaction zones (max 4 demand / 4 supply, grades A–C) mark where to look for price reactions. A+ requires Daily/Weekly BOS 0.618 + order/breaker block + algo alignment + nearby 200 SMA. Purple marks the interesting day-trade level near 1× Daily ATR. Click a zone for educational pattern guidance. Not advice and not a prediction of direction.
Log the plan before the trade, the result after. Everything else is worked out for you.
Cumulative result of closed trades, oldest first. Hover for the trade behind a point.
Click a row for everything about that trade.
Pick a question. The answer is computed from the trades above — the numbers are real.
Today these answers come from fixed templates filled with your own figures, so nothing here is invented. Free-form questions arrive when the model is connected.
Educational only, not financial advice. Everything on this page is worked out from the trades you record: if the record is wrong, the statistics are wrong. Fees, slippage, funding and partial fills are only included where you entered them. Past results — including your own — do not predict future ones, and a sample of fewer than a few dozen trades per strategy is noise rather than evidence.
Decide what a trade may cost you before you decide what it might make you.
Every figure recomputes as you type. The sentence under each one says what it is for.
Three balances, side by side: where you are, where the stop leaves you, where the target leaves you.
Identical entry, stop and target. Only the percentage of the account on the line changes.
Six things about risk that are arithmetic rather than opinion. All of them are drawn from your own inputs above.
Educational only, not financial advice. Nothing here is a recommendation to take, size or hold any position. The liquidation price is an approximation: it assumes an isolated position at the stated leverage, and it ignores maintenance-margin tiers, funding, and the fees that are deducted from margin before liquidation — so a real venue will close a position earlier than the figure shown, and the level differs from venue to venue. The simulations are seeded models of a stated edge, not forecasts; they show the shape of a distribution, never what your account will do. Fees, slippage, gaps and partial fills are simplified throughout.
Twenty-one setups written out in full: what has to be true before it is a trade, where the stop belongs, and — the part most strategy guides leave out — the market it stops working in.
How to use one: filter to the market and timeframe you actually trade, open a playbook, and read the conditions before the entry rules. If you cannot tick every condition, there is no setup — the entry is the easy part. When one fits, send it to the journal so the plan is written down before the result is known.
Educational material, not financial advice and not a recommendation to trade any instrument. The win rates, reward-to-risk ranges and frequencies describe how setups of each shape have generally been reported to behave; they are not forecasts, they are not measured on your account, and none of them survive being traded without a stop. Worked examples use illustrative prices on a hypothetical account and ignore slippage, funding, borrow and tax. Your circumstances are unknown to this page.
Ask about your own trading. It reads your journal, runs the same sizing maths as the calculator, and knows every playbook in the library — and it says so when the answer is not in there.
How this works: the conversation is scripted in this build — a language model is connected at launch. Every number in every answer is computed here and now from your own recorded trades, your own settings and the playbook library. Nothing is generated, and a question the data cannot answer is answered with that.
Educational material, not financial advice and not a recommendation to trade any instrument. Answers describe what your own recorded trades say and what the arithmetic of risk implies; they are not forecasts, and a figure measured over a handful of trades is noise wearing a decimal point. Simulations are seeded and deterministic, assume each trade is independent of the last, and ignore slippage, funding, borrow and tax. Your circumstances are unknown to this page.
A simplified macro filter for new and aspiring traders — opportunity first, then the asset, then the graded level. Best for day and swing trades, not 5–15m scalps.
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Crypto and TradFi combined on one screen. This board does not place trades — it shows where the market is strong, heating up, or fading so you know where to search for setups.
Scroll regime history per asset — click any card for full HMM drill-down on that timeframe.
Scroll regime history per asset — click any card for full HMM drill-down on that timeframe.
Gauge participation, moving-average breadth, and internal strength across the TradFi universe.
Spot which groups are leading or lagging SPY and where rotation is accelerating.
See transparent attribution for what is driving the current global TradFi regime read.
Check lag-safe CFTC positioning and crowding for squeeze or unwind risk.
View FINRA off-exchange short-sale flow pressure — distinct from short interest.
Get the calibrated TradFi final call per cell — HMM, hierarchy, macro, and positioning combined into one actionable posture.
Read credit spreads, Treasury regimes, and financial conditions stress.
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Estimate how long regimes survive the next few bars — size up durable cells, down fragile ones.
Suggested net exposure, concentration warnings, and correlation clusters in one view.
HMM certainty, MS-vol, quality, persistence, and alignment per cell — size up strong evidence.
Local paper book of final-layer calls — track outcomes without risking capital.
Rank assets by decision strength, quality, and persistence — prioritize the top names first.
Monitor runner freshness, LaunchAgent status, locks, and precomputed JSON health in one place.
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Map crypto–TradFi lag links and breadth momentum to spot cross-market spillover early.
Price and regime share the same bar timestamps. Drag left → right on either chart to zoom into that window. Double-click or use Reset zoom to restore the full history.
BTC.4h.regime = bull AND BTC.1h.regime = bull AND market_state = risk_on.