The portal

    One portal for the questions that move markets.

    Proprietary models, live dashboards and a daily brief — organised around the six questions investors ask every day.

    Inside the portal

    Look inside the portal.

    Watch an 80-second tour, click through the screens at your own pace, or open a real portal page.

    Portal tour in 80 seconds: the front page, the cycle map, central banks, positioning, valuation and risk, market checks and research. Screens captured with data as of 14 to 23 October 2026.
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    Eight screens, at your own pace.

    Today: The front page, written every evening.
    Screens captured with data as of 14 to 23 October 2026.

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    Today

    The front page, written every evening.

    What moved, why it matters, and which models changed their view. Start here each morning.

    One question at a time

    Six short clips, 18 seconds each, one for each question the portal answers.

    Clip 1 · 18 seconds

    Where is the cycle?

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    What will central banks do?

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    Is market risk rising?

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    Who is positioned where?

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    What is cheap or rich?

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    What could move markets?

    Screens captured with data as of 14 to 23 October 2026.

    What's inside

    Six questions, answered with evidence.

    Where is the cycle?

    GDP and inflation nowcasts, business-cycle and recession indicators, and the labour market — before the official releases.

    How it works

    What will central banks do?

    Our central-bank assessment, expected policy paths against what markets price, and where rates trade versus fair value.

    How it works

    Who is positioned where?

    Estimated positioning of trend followers and other systematic funds, futures positioning, fund flows, and how crowded each trade is.

    How it works

    What is cheap or rich?

    Systematic fair value across assets, carry and relative stretch across sectors, plus company-level assessment for covered US equities.

    How it works

    What could move markets?

    Scheduled catalysts, geopolitical event risk with market-implied probabilities, and the narratives driving prices.

    How it works

    Is market risk rising?

    Market fragility, volatility, financial conditions and liquidity around the current view.

    How it works

    Example: who is positioned where

    Estimated trend-follower positions in the largest markets, percent of maximum position
    Example from our weekly trend-follower report: estimated trend-follower positions in the largest markets, % of maximum. Data as of 25 September 2026.

    Tools that go further

    Test ideas before you act.

    Flow simulator

    See how much trend followers would buy or sell if prices rise or fall from here, and at which levels that pressure builds.

    How it works
    Distribution of estimated S&P 500 trend-follower position changes over the next ten sessions
    Example from our weekly trend-follower report: how S&P 500 trend followers' positions could change over the next ten sessions across price outcomes. Data as of 25 September 2026.

    Macro scenario simulator

    Follow a shock — an oil spike, a rate hike, a fiscal change — as it travels through households, firms, inflation and policy.

    How it works

    Narrative virality

    Which market stories are gaining attention, and where the narrative runs ahead of prices.

    How it works

    Market fragility

    How vulnerable markets are to a sharp move, beyond what volatility shows.

    How it works

    Market board

    Every market on one board, with the evidence for and against each, and where it conflicts.

    Market check

    Bring your own view on a market and see what supports it, what challenges it, and what would change it.

    Daily brief

    The most important changes across the economy and markets, summarised every day.

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