The headline and its market reaction, on one screen

The map

Events are plotted where they happen, not listed where they get lost. Conflict activity, seismic events, cyclones, shipping chokepoints and aircraft over contested airspace share a single view with the newswire, and market reaction — gainers, funding, open interest, liquidations — sits directly underneath. A headline and the tape that answered it land together.

Intel: headlines resolved into a graph

Every story is parsed into entities — countries, companies, people, assets — and drawn as a graph of what is co-occurring right now. Instead of reading fifty headlines and holding the connections in your head, the connections are the display.

• Hotspots rank by pressure, so the cluster that is intensifying is at the top rather than buried in chronology.
• Tripwires fire on combinations you define — a country and a commodity, a company and a regulator — rather than on single keywords.
• Ask the panel directly what is driving a move, and it answers from the entities currently in the graph rather than from general knowledge.

The scheduled half

Not all macro is a surprise. The Calendar panel carries rate decisions, CPI, PMI and earnings in one column marked by expected impact, filtered to what you actually trade, with the reminder arriving before the print rather than after.