Panel catalogue

Watchlist

Symbols you follow but don't necessarily trade. They join every market panel's symbol pool (Quote Monitor, News, Correlation, Filings, Alerts…). Type one or many, space/comma separated.

Quote Monitor

Each row carries its venue's state — open, lunch, closed, holiday — from the world clock (2026-09-06). LIVE last price streamed over Finnhub's trade websocket when a Finnhub key is set (Settings › Market Data) or when this deployment holds one (then it arrives as server-sent events from the app's own origin — nothing to paste; the green LIVE badge and dot say so) — without a key it says EOD · polling and shows the last bar. Everything else is derived from bars: last close, bar-over-bar move, 30-BAR realized vol and a 40-bar sparkline for every traded + watched symbol, at any of the 15 timeframes (picker top-right; free bars, cached). The vol figure is annualised from the SELECTED timeframe, so it stays correct on intraday. ● = open position. ⌖ points the Price Chart / News / Fundamentals at that symbol. Sort by move, A–Z or HV.

Price Chart

Since §5j round 27: a ruler (price change, percent and bars between two points), a settings strip (candle palette in tokens, status line, log and percent scales, anomaly hiding, reset) and bad prints hidden by default with a count on the status line. Single-symbol candlestick chart with drawing tools (level / trendline / fib / note / ruler / erase, saved per symbol), planned stop (red) and target (green) lines for your OPEN trades, four chart types (candles / line / area / Heikin-Ashi — studies always read the REAL bars, never the smoothed ones), a compare overlay that rebases a second symbol onto this one's first common close with an optional RS ratio pane, 23 configurable studies (SMA/EMA/BB/Keltner/Donchian/Ichimoku/PSAR/floor pivots/VWAP/Volume Profile on the price pane; RSI/MACD/ATR/Stoch/ADX+DI/OBV/CCI/Williams %R/Volume/RS in sub-panes), named CHART TEMPLATES (save the whole reading — type, studies, every parameter, timeframe, range and scale — and switch between a swing setup and an intraday one without retyping), a TABLE view (HP) showing the visible bars as rows with bar-over-bar change, a TIMEFRAME picker covering all 15 bar sizes (1m · 2m · 5m · 15m · 30m · 45m · 1H · 90m · 2H · 4H · 1D · 5D · 1W · 1M · 3M — intraday is keyless via Yahoo, or uses your Twelve Data key), ranges 1M–Max, log scale, hover OHLC readout, and your own trade markers. Every label follows the selected timeframe rather than claiming "daily". CSV exports the raw bars.

Comparison Chart

Up to 5 symbols rebased to % change over a common window (dates intersected). Toggle to 'norm' to see each line on its own 0–100 scale when magnitudes differ wildly. SPY/QQQ always offered.

World Markets

Global index board with day and YTD %, built from free daily closes.

Session Clocks runs on your book

The world clock: every exchange the venue table knows (144 of them, six continents), grouped Americas / Europe-Middle East-Africa / Asia-Pacific, each with its local time, currency, state — open, lunch break, closed, weekend — and the time to its next close or open; Sunday–Thursday markets and midday breaks are modelled. The header strip shows six of them. Regular hours; holiday closures are tracked for 64 venues (2026 — Europe, the Americas, Japan, Greater China, Korea, Taiwan, Australasia, South Africa; NYSE to 2028) ; the venues on lunar or Islamic calendars — India, Israel, Turkey, the Gulf, Egypt, Southeast Asia — carry 2026 lists entered by hand from their notices and say so on hover.

Volatility Dashboard

CBOE volatility complex (VIX, 9D, 3M, 6M, VVIX, SKEW) with regime chips and a deterministic one-line read of the term structure.

Vol Coordinates & Playbook

The vol tape reduced to four axes — curve shape, VIX zone, day direction, front-future basis — each printed with its distance to the flag and whether it triggers; the (curve × zone × basis) cell looks up YOUR Setup / Trade / Hedge notes (nothing is seeded). Plus VVIX shock line, intraday captures, tenor-move ranking, SKEW vs its quarter and year, what settles tonight, and which tenor carries the next event.

Vol Attribution

How much of today's VIX change was the index sliding along a surface that did not move (sticky strike = a slope registered from history × the index move) versus the surface repricing (the residual). The slope and an interquartile ratio band are registered every close and scored at the next one — MET / MISSED / ON THE LINE — with the running record kept, so the method can be wrong on purpose.

Realized-Vol Mechanics

The forward arithmetic of realized vol: which window (21- vs 63-day) binds a vol-scaled sizer, the dropoff schedule (which sessions leave each window over the next ten days and what the index did on them), the implied one-day range off VIX against what the tape did with the running beat streak, and the sign/shape of a stylised vol-control rebalance by move bucket.

Session Classifier

A filter on what the session can be: equity vol (VIX, VXN, RVX) against oil, gold and Treasury vol (OVX, GVZ, MOVE) plus the long bond and a credit proxy → MACRO / EQUITY-INTERNAL / BROAD CALM / ROTATION, the hedge family that read supports, the session's movers table, and an independence note on which rows are one option book read several ways.

Claims Register runs on your book

Every forward statement the app holds — the morning bias, locked pre-trade plans, the registered vol-attribution slope — written before its outcome exists and scored when it prints (MET / MISSED / ON THE LINE), with hit rate by kind, the last scored, and what is pending. How often you are right, and about what.

Vol Desk Read

The composed daily summary: one prose block assembled in a fixed order from the reads the other vol panels already produce (coordinates, attribution, realized-vol mechanics, session classifier, dealer gamma, plumbing), each piece naming its source, plus a single what-would-change-this-read line. Adds no facts of its own; archived locally so yesterday's read can be re-read beside today's.

Macro

One board, two halves. PRINTS — keyless FRED pulls: Fed Funds, 2s/10s and the 2s10s spread (inversion flagged), unemployment, CPI YoY, plus funding plumbing (SOFR/IORB/RRP/TGA). MODELS — the Taylor rule (policy TIGHT / NEUTRAL / LOOSE vs the actual funds rate) and Estrella-Trubin recession odds from the 10y-3m curve. The raw readings and what they imply, in one place.

Yield Curve

The whole Treasury constant-maturity curve (3M–30Y) drawn against maturity on a LOG axis, with the same curve one month and one year ago dashed behind it, so a steepening or a parallel shift is visible rather than inferred. Tiles: 2s10s, 3m10y, 5s30s, and 10Y nominal vs 10Y TIPS real vs 10Y breakeven. Table of TIPS real yields (5/10/30Y) and breakevens (5Y, 10Y, 5y5y forward) at today, 1M ago and 1Y ago — what the market EXPECTS inflation to be, against the CPI/PCE prints on the Macro board for what it WAS. Keyless FRED, cached 6h.

Fed Projections (SEP)

The FOMC's quarterly Summary of Economic Projections from FRED, keyless: the fed-funds path as median, central tendency and full range for each projection year and the longer run, plus the median GDP-growth, unemployment, PCE and core-PCE projections. The vintage is read out of the data itself, so it cannot show a stale SEP. Underneath, the dot plot itself: Figure 2 from the Board's accessible version, one mark per participant at each level, with the filename read from the Board's calendar rather than built from a date.

Economic Forecasts (SPF)

World Bond Yields

Cross-country 10-year sovereign yields (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Japan, Canada, Australia) with 1M and 1Y changes, a 3-year sparkline and the spread to US Treasuries. OECD long-term series via FRED, keyless — MONTHLY frequency, so the board reads trend and cross-country spread rather than today's tape; the US 10Y it is measured against is the daily series.

Sector Rotation

All 16 sector ETFs on one plane: relative strength against SPY on the x-axis, the momentum of that strength on the y-axis, both centred on 100, with a 4/8/13-week tail showing where each has come from. The healthy cycle runs clockwise — improving → leading → weakening → lagging — so the top-left is what to watch and a name falling out of the top-right is what to trim. A NAMED APPROXIMATION of a rotation graph, not the published JdK RS-Ratio/RS-Momentum (their smoothing is undisclosed): strength is the SPY-relative ratio against its own 40-day average, momentum is that ratio against its own 10-day average. Ratios are aligned by date, never by index. Free daily closes.

Expected Move

How far a symbol is likely to travel, and the odds it tags a level on the way. ±1σ and ±2σ ranges over 1 day / 1 week / 2 weeks / 1 month / 1 quarter from 30-day realized volatility (price × σ × √(days/252)), plus a first-passage calculator: the probability price TOUCHES a level before a horizon, shown next to the probability it FINISHES beyond it and the ratio between them — the gap that explains why a stop 2% away is not safe just because there is only a 20% chance of closing below. Realized vol, not implied; zero rate and dividend assumed. Free daily bars.

Company (DES/FA)

Since §5j round 27: every period EDGAR carries (2008→) behind "every period" with the first column sticky, a reporting currency (USD EUR GBP JPY CNY HKD CAD AUD, from the app's FX table), Excel + JSON exports, and each line item links to the filing that reported its newest value. What a company IS, and what it earns. Profile tab: name, SIC industry, exchange, filer category, state of incorporation, headquarters, fiscal year end and former names, straight from the company's own SEC submissions feed. Income / Balance / Cash flow tabs: annual line items as filed for the last six fiscal years, one SEC companyconcept per line, merged across the tag variants companies switch between. A dash means the company did not tag that line that year — never silently a zero. Free cash flow on the cash tab is derived only where both operating cash flow and capex exist. Only the tab you open is fetched; US filers only.

Desk Notes runs on your book

A timestamped scratchpad for the observation that has no trade and no day attached — "ES failed the overnight high twice, watching 6180" at 10:14 on a Tuesday. Optional symbol tag (the chip re-points every linked panel at it), free-text filter, delete. Newest first, capped at 500. Stored in your book's settings, so notes ride your existing backups, cloud sync and encryption rather than sitting in a fourth storage location the backup does not carry.

News

Public RSS headlines per symbol (delayed). 'All symbols' merges your whole pool by time; the filter box narrows by exact term; Pause freezes the list while you read.

Correlation

Return correlation matrix across your symbol pool. Click a cell to open that pair in Pair Analysis.

Research Desk

AI research prompt builder: assembles a live-data block for a symbol (price, 52-week range, HV30, your trades and open positions in it, FRED prints) plus one of nine templates — copy the prompt to any AI, or Run it against api.anthropic.com with your own key (Settings › AI).

Pair Analysis (GR)

Ratio chart of two symbols (Gödel GR) with z-score of the spread. the swap button swaps legs; feed it from the palette with `pair A B`. The OU fit under the chart (Fluere PR): half-life of the ratio in days, the Dickey-Fuller t-stat (green when reversion is distinguishable from a random walk, ≤ −2.9), and the OLS hedge ratio β with R².

Fundamentals (GF)

Quarterly fundamentals with YoY badges, charted over time (Gödel GF).

Market Calendar

Month grid marking US market HOLIDAYS and 1 PM half-day closes (gold, from the same NYSE table the session clocks and alert scheduling read) plus monthly OPEX and quad-witching (blue, computed locally — no data source). Past the end of the shipped holiday table the panel says closures are unmarked rather than showing an open month. Earnings dates for the desk's symbols are marked in green from the cached earnings calendar (the same map the Earnings Radar reads). Econ releases live in the Economic Calendar panel.

Price Alerts runs on your book

Alert conditions on any symbol — price level, day-% move, SMA cross, RSI, volume spike, new 52-week high/low, a saved screen gaining a name, a news keyword, or earnings coming up. Checked app-wide every 60s on whichever tab you're on; SMA/RSI/volume judge the close of the timeframe you pick (top-right), day-move and 52-week always judge daily. Per-alert snooze and optional expiry date; a Fired-history log answers 'did it go off?'. Price levels also mirror to Web Push (rich conditions fire in-app only — the server checker deliberately understands only levels).

SEC Filings (EDGAR)

EDGAR filings for your symbols, with an insider (Form 4) mode.

Filing Tape

Live-ish tape of the latest EDGAR filings across the market.

Filing Search

COT Positioning

CFTC Commitments of Traders (legacy futures-only, weekly) for ES, NQ, ZN, GC, CL, 6E, BTC and VIX: net position of large specs / commercials / small traders, week-over-week change, open interest, a 52-week sparkline and the COT index (0–100 percentile of net inside the 1y / 3y range — > 80 crowded long, < 20 crowded short). Direct from publicreporting.cftc.gov, no key.

13F Whales

Latest 13F-HR holdings for a curated whale list (Berkshire, Bridgewater, RenTech, Citadel, Pershing, Scion, Appaloosa, Tiger, Baupost, Viking, Third Point, BlackRock) parsed straight from the EDGAR information table: top 20 issuers by value, % of book, shares, put/call. Three proxied hops, cached 7 days.

Institutional Holders

Who holds a stock: every Form 13F manager's reported position for the latest quarter. The SEC's quarterly 13F data set is inverted by tools/holders-13f.mjs into data/holders-13f.json and read same-origin. Holder count, reported value and shares, the twenty largest holders with their share of the reported total, CSV export, and a link to each manager's 13F filings. Long shares only (no puts, calls or bonds), up to 45 days old by design, the largest 3,000 securities by reported value.

Short Volume

FINRA Reg SHO daily short-sale volume for every symbol in your pool: today's short %, 5-day average and deviation, short and total volume, 5-day sparkline. Direct from cdn.finra.org, keyless. Not short interest.

Borrow Fee

Indicative annual short-borrow rate per symbol from iBorrowDesk (IBKR's own securities-lending file): current fee, shares available, 30-day average and a one-year trend. For every OPEN short it also estimates the borrow accrued so far — average fee x entry notional x nights ÷ 365. Keyless, cached 6h. An estimate; nothing is written to a trade.

Index Constituents

Correlation & Dispersion

VX Futures Strip

Forward Vol

Variance Strip

Implied Range

Delta Axis

Implied Distribution

Option Chain

Treasury Auctions

Trading Halts

Every NASDAQ trade halt and resumption currently in the exchange’s feed, with the reason decoded from NASDAQ’s published code table — and yours picked out in red. The feed carries BOTH directions: codes beginning R or C, plus T2/T3/T7, mean trading is RESUMING, so they are counted and tinted separately rather than listed as if the stock were stopped. A market-wide circuit breaker is called out above the table, because it is not one stock among many. NASDAQ-only, so an NYSE-primary halt need not appear; keyless but proxied, since the feed sends no CORS header.

Put/Call Ratio

The most recent completed session's market-wide put/call ratio from the OCC's daily volume totals — all options, equity-only and index-only — with the split by exchange. Puts ÷ calls is recomputed from the contract counts rather than read from the feed's rounded column. The report is per session, so the panel asks for the last completed one (weekends and NYSE holidays skipped) and steps back a session when a date is not yet published. Keyless; the OCC answers 403 to any request carrying a browser Origin, so it always rides the CORS proxy pool and is down when the pool is. Market-wide only — a per-symbol ratio needs a chain.

IPO Radar

Two live EDGAR lists: 424B4 (priced final prospectus — the deal is live) and S-1 (filed to go public). Newest first, click through to the filing.

Prediction Markets

Polymarket 'Yes' prices (crowd-implied odds) for the top markets by 24h volume, filtered into Macro & Fed / Markets / US politics / All. The Macro & Fed tab opens with a FED ODDS strip: each FOMC decision's outcome markets (no change / 25 bps / 50+ bps, up or down) regrouped into one distribution per meeting, in probability order, with a warning when the prices do not sum to ~100%. Direct from gamma-api.polymarket.com, keyless.

Earnings Quality

Piotroski-style 8-signal checklist plus the accruals ratio and cash conversion, computed from the latest fiscal year of SEC XBRL data (net income, operating cash flow, assets, revenue, gross profit, debt, diluted shares) versus the prior 4 quarters. Stocks with a CIK only.

Fundamental Screener

Screens companies on their own filings (XBRL, keyless): Piotroski score, cash conversion, accruals and revenue growth, plus size, P/E, P/S, margins, leverage, buybacks and dividend yield — 21 filters, AND-combined, over YOUR pool or the S&P 100 (the 100 largest SPY holdings; a cold scan is minutes, cached 7 days per name, stoppable). Name a filter set to save it as a screen (settings.fundScreens, rides backup and sync).

Social Volume

StockTwits message rate (posts/hour over the last 30 posts), tagged bull/bear counts and watcher totals for up to 10 pool symbols, with the latest 3 posts on demand. Proxied; cached 15 min.

Analyst Ratings

Since §5j round 27 the EPS history takes a range (2y / 5y / all) and reads BEAT / MET / MISS with the difference both ways. Finnhub free tier (your key in Settings, or the deployment's own — nothing to paste when the server holds one): monthly analyst recommendation trend (strong buy → strong sell bars) and the last 8 quarters of EPS actual vs estimate with a surprise chart.

Economic Calendar

USD economic releases for the week from the free ForexFactory feed (no key). Week list with countdown to the next high-impact print, month grid pairing release days with your own P&L. Release times in a chosen zone (New York, Chicago, London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Sydney, UTC or local), a HIGH+MED filter, titles coloured by impact, and — for the Fed funds rate, the ECB's two rates, payrolls, unemployment and CPI — the actual print filled from FRED when the feed left it blank (OpenTerminal parity, 2026-09-12). Events are cached (~13 months) so the Tools-tab news-window stats measure your trades against real release times.

Forex Board

Twelve FX crosses + gold from free daily closes: last, day / 1M / 1Y %, HV30, 40-day sparkline, a 6-pair USD-strength read, and an 8-currency cross-rate matrix derived from the USD legs (row = base, column = quote, tinted by the cross's day move).

Futures Board

Continuous front-month futures (=F) in four groups — index (ES/NQ/YM/RTY), energy (CL/BZ/NG/RB), metals (GC/SI/HG/PL), ags (ZC/ZS/ZW) and rates (ZB/ZN): last, day / 1M / 1Y %, HV30, sparkline, plus per-group day averages. Indicative continuous series (roll effects included), free daily closes, keyless.

Futures Curve

Seasonality

Function Directory runs on your book

Crypto Board

Two views, keyless. Markets (OpenTerminal's crypto board, 2026-09-12): CoinGecko's top fifty by cap — rank, price, 24h %, market cap, volume, a 7-day sparkline — with Binance's tickers as the fallback, total cap and BTC / ETH dominance on the strip, re-read every 5 s, and Binance's order book for a chosen USDT pair. EOD closes: ten majors (BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB, DOGE, ADA, AVAX, LINK, LTC) on UTC daily closes — last, day / 1M / 1Y %, HV30, sparkline, BTC/ETH day chips and an up-count.

Peers

The symbol's SEC SIC industry group: other US-listed 10-K filers with the same code (EDGAR, 2 proxied hops), top 10 with price, day / 1M / 1Y and HV30 side by side.

Tech Screener

Screens YOUR traded + watched symbols on free daily bars: RSI extremes, above/below 200d, golden/death stack, 52-week highs/lows, gaps, vol spikes, Bollinger squeeze. Sortable columns; counts on each chip.

Market Mood

Deterministic risk-on/off composite from VIX, SPY trend, your-pool breadth, ES spec positioning (COT) and Polymarket recession odds — every input and weight shown.

Research Papers

Newest arXiv quantitative-finance preprints (trading, portfolio, statistical finance, risk, pricing, computational) with abstracts on demand.

Compare Companies

Up to five stocks side by side on latest fiscal-year XBRL: revenue, net income, gross profit, OCF, assets, LT debt, diluted shares with YoY, plus net/gross margin and ROA.

Glossary runs on your book

Searchable definitions of the ~50 terms used across Terminal's panels; `define <term>` from the palette.

Energy Dashboard

EIA data via FRED (keyless): WTI, Brent, Henry Hub, retail gasoline/diesel, weekly crude stocks (ex-SPR + SPR), production, imports and gasoline demand — last, 1-period / 1M / 1Y change, sparkline; Brent−WTI spread and the weekly stock build/draw.

Defence Spending

World Bank / SIPRI military expenditure: top-25 countries in US$ or % of GDP, 5-year change, 10-year trend, world total and #1-vs-#2 ratio.

Economic Statistics

Trade Balances

World Bank exports/imports (goods + services) for 25 major economies → balance, balance as % of trade, exports YoY; plus the US monthly goods & services balance from FRED.

Live TV

Public live streams (Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, Sky, DW, the Fed) embedded on demand — nothing loads until you press play — plus OpenTerminal's five direct HLS channels (Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, CNBC, Cheddar Business, NDTV Profit; 2026-09-12) played in-page, the player script fetched from this site on the first ▶.

Executives

Two views. Transactions: every reported Form 4 row — date, insider, title (the officer title, else Director, else 10%+ Owner), type (buy, sale, option exercise, tax withholding, grant…), shares, price, value, shares owned after, filing date (Fluere's insider trades); acquired rows green, disposed red; the derivative table (grants, exercises) is off by default and one click away — OpenTerminal parity, 2026-09-12. People: officers, directors and 10% owners parsed from the company's last ~24 Form 4 XMLs on EDGAR: title, role, filings, last date, buys / sells / net shares. Who is trading — not the full org chart. Cached 7 days.

Chokepoints

Reference map + cards for the ten maritime/energy chokepoints (Hormuz, Malacca, Suez/Bab-el-Mandeb, Panama, Bosporus, Danish Straits, Taiwan Strait, Cape route, Baltic gas, US Gulf Coast): what flows, who depends on it, the live risk, and the tickers it moves (● = yours).

Satellite Fires

NASA FIRMS MODIS active-fire detections from the public 24-hour regional CSVs (keyless), dot-plotted by fire radiative power on an equirectangular grid with the Chokepoints overlaid; hottest-8 table. Refresh hourly.

News Wires

Twelve public wires (CNBC, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, FT, BBC, Guardian, DW Business, Euronews Business, SCMP, CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, Google Business) merged by time; region chips US/UK/Europe/Asia/Crypto, text filter, Pause; under-30-min items tinted; a headline naming a pool ticker OR the company's name (Apple, Nvidia — from the EDGAR name index) is flagged with the ticker; cite drops the headline into the Dispatches composer. Refreshes every 5 min.

Sector Board

S&P sector SPDRs + semis/biotech/regional banks/homebuilders/retail ranked by Day / 1W / 1M / 3M / YTD with the spread to SPY and a sparkline.

Metric Chart

Transforms (growth % YoY, a four-period average, a z-score, index = 100), a reporting currency and a PNG (§5j round 27). One XBRL metric (revenue, net income, gross profit, OCF, EPS, assets, debt, R&D, capex, dividend/share) for up to five companies over up to six fiscal years, raw or indexed to 100, with CAGR per line. Valuation history too (Fluere /CT): P/E, P/S, P/B, EV/EBITDA, dividend yield and FCF yield per calendar year, each the year-end close against that year's filed values, plus a TTM point (today's close against the trailing four quarters) — a loss year has no P/E and shows a gap, never a zero.

News Globe

The News Wires feed geolocated by the countries, cities, central banks and chokepoints named in each headline; circle size = count, click to read that place's stories.

Voice runs on your book

Web Speech API (Chrome/Edge): dictate `quant NVDA garch`, `pair AAPL MSFT`, `define convexity`, `stress the book down 10`, `optimise`, `factors`, `heatmap`, `read the mood` — the same events the palette fires; the glossary and mood answers are spoken back.

Supply Chain

39 physical assets — leading-edge fabs, AI data centres, oil fields and hubs, LNG terminals, refineries, mines, factories, ports — on the world grid, each pinned to the tickers that own it and the tickers that depend on it; filter by type, search, ● = yours. Hand-curated reference.

Universe Screener

Two universes. Keyless (the default): TradingView's public scan of every common stock on a US exchange — symbol, name, sector, last, day change, volume, market cap — with a sector filter, minimum change / market cap / volume, sortable columns, a 500-row cap and a 20-second re-read (OpenTerminal parity, 2026-09-12). With a Polygon.io key: grouped daily bars for every listed US stock → gainers / losers / volume / $-volume / gaps / range / close-at-high-or-low with price and volume floors.

Ship Tracking

PREMIUM SLOT (aisstream.io key, free): live AIS position reports inside ±3° boxes around the ten Chokepoints, plotted on the grid with per-box vessel counts. Start/stop.

Revenue Segments

PREMIUM SLOT (Financial Modeling Prep key): product and geographic revenue breakdowns — the dimensional data the free SEC API omits — as share-of-total bars with y/y.

Dispatches runs on your book

PREMIUM SLOT (your own relay URL — api/dispatch.mjs): rooms, handles, publish notes with $TICKER chips, 30s refresh. Terminal has no server; you own the relay. Translate-on-arrival (Fluere) uses the browser's built-in on-device Translator (Chrome / Edge 138+ — the toggle says n/a elsewhere) and never re-publishes a translation; a wire headline's cite button drops a quoted citation into the composer.

Pivot Grid runs on your book

Any dimension × any dimension × any metric over closed trades — symbol / side / instrument / weekday / entry hour / month / year / hold bucket / size bucket / win-loss / tag × trades / net P&L / win % / avg / expectancy R / profit factor / avg hold / largest loss. Tinted cells, row and column totals.

TradingView Chart

TradingView's free embeddable chart for the picked symbol (intraday intervals, its drawing toolbox), loaded on press-play only; follows ⌖ symbol links. Terminal's own Price Chart keeps the journal markers, planned stop/target lines and saved drawings.

Broker Sync runs on your book

PREMIUM SLOT (CSV URL + interval): polls any URL that returns broker fills as CSV — Google Sheet published as CSV, Dropbox/OneDrive direct link, or your own relay that does the broker OAuth — from ANY tab, through the same importer as file import (column detection, LIFO matching, duplicate skip), with a run log.

Company Overview

Fluere /OV in one panel: ONE ticker, every company panel in tabs — Company (DES/FA) profile and statements, Fundamentals (GF), Analyst Ratings (EPS vs estimate, recommendations), Earnings Quality, Executives (Form 4 insiders), SEC Filings, Peers, Revenue Segments, Supply Chain, Price Chart and News. The existing panels are rendered inside one symbol-linked shell — nothing is re-fetched or re-implemented, and only the tab you open is mounted. Type a ticker, pick a chip, click a symbol on the same colour channel, or type O$ NVDA in the palette (which also scrolls here). The DES page's Live price block also carries OpenTerminal's quote readings — open, high, low, previous close, bid, ask, volume, 3-month average volume, short-volume share, market cap, P/E, EPS, dividend yield, 52-week range, beta, shares outstanding — from a Nasdaq quote, TradingView filling what Nasdaq lacks, FINRA's daily file for the short share.

Maps & Flows

Fluere's one dark canvas, now a real map: Natural Earth continents, lakes and country borders under a flat map you wheel-zoom and drag, or a canvas globe you turn, with the same layers on both — chokepoints, conflict zones (curated, tied to tickers), infrastructure pinned to tickers (fabs, data centres, refineries, mines, ports), curated commodity routes (19), trade balances and defence budgets as sized circles, every exchange green while in session, every submarine cable (TeleGeography), every operating oil and gas pipeline and LNG terminal (Global Energy Monitor), USGS earthquakes (M4.5+, past week), NHC storms and JTWC typhoons, US NWS warnings, Smithsonian volcano reports, NASA FIRMS thermal detections, OpenSky flights, satellites tracked from CelesTrak element sets, NOAA space weather with the auroral ovals, wire headlines by place, the Ship Tracking panel's live AIS vessels when that panel is on, the day/night line from the sun's position, and country and city names as you zoom. Click any country for its card — capital, population, GDP, defence spending (US$, % of GDP, ten-year trend), trade balance, its exchanges and which are open, your tickers listed there, the chokepoint and conflict zone nearby — or shade every country by defence spending, trade balance, population or GDP. The Live globe is the ported live-globe engine, one to one: MapLibre GL in globe projection over OpenFreeMap's dark style — its sky and horizon fog, a 20° resting tilt, glowing dots, aircraft drawn as planes turned to their heading and coloured airline / private / business jet / military from the callsign, conflict zones as warning triangles by severity (the severity ladder: war, high, elevated) with labels, 3D terrain from zoom 10 and 3D buildings from street level, hold-to-repeat camera buttons, and a slow idle spin; OpenFreeMap's style stands in when CARTO cannot be reached, the offline globe when neither can. Type a place (or lat, lon) to fly to it; Measure gives the great-circle distance and bearing between two clicks. Composed from the standalone panels' own data and loaders, nothing fetched or drawn twice; the curated and computed layers work offline, the fetched ones load when switched on and say when they cannot. Click a point or route for its card; an earthquake's or storm's card names the chokepoint and exchange nearby; ● = a ticker you trade or watch. Mine fits the view to everything tied to your book and Mine only fades the rest; PNG saves the view; the sun scrub moves the day/night line up to a day either way, or to a market's next opening; a big quake or major storm near an exchange or chokepoint raises an app alert once. Keys — flat map: arrows pan, + and − zoom, 0 resets; globe: arrows turn, + and − zoom, Enter opens the mark nearest the centre, Home resets; live globe: arrows pan, + and − zoom, Home resets; the fly-to box: Enter goes, Escape clears; every mark and country is a button (Tab, Enter). Pass 10, the reference lists and feeds: nuclear plants (64, with status, reactors and capacity), the busiest ports (52), live news feeds (15, click one to watch), NASA EONET natural events, GDACS alerts by level, abuse.ch botnet C2 hosts by country, and SWPC's alerts and latest X-ray flare on the space-weather legend. ⛶ Full globe fills the whole window with the map or globe under the full-globe HUD — Zulu clock, status, layer and entity counts, solar, the layer row along the bottom (Escape leaves); the link /terminal?cmd=worldmap&globe=1 opens it straight away; wheel or + zooms to street level, 3D terrain and Buildings work there too. Pass 12: satellites in every satellite category (Starlink, OneWeb, Iridium, Intelsat, SES and the GEO belt, the tracked military set, GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, weather, NOAA, GOES, Earth resources, stations and science), public traffic cameras (the stills London, Singapore, California, Hong Kong, New Zealand and Ontario publish, shown on the card), live alerts (what just happened across the loaded layers, newest first, a row opens its card; on the full globe a column at the right), and Filters (aircraft class, earthquake size, GDACS level, satellite category, conflict severity, camera source). Pass 13: airports (the reference table's 375), the Ukraine front line (DeepState), internet outages by country (IODA), a country-risk shade and card line (the reference base scores plus what the loaded layers see), search any place on Earth from the fly-to box (Photon), a Wikipedia line on country, pin, exchange and airport cards, the aircraft's route and airports on its card, the ISS's live cameras, places to meet within 700 m of any card's point — restaurants, cafés, bars, hotels from OpenStreetMap, Bloomberg's DINE — and the map keys F, E, S, D for flights, earthquakes, satellites, day/night. Draw line and Draw area (click points, Enter finishes, Backspace undoes, Escape cancels) give a line's length or an area's size, perimeter and what lies inside it, keep the shapes in this browser and copy them as GeoJSON; Save view keeps the whole view under a name and Share link copies a link that opens it the same way anywhere; any card with a point can show the latest Sentinel-2 satellite scene over it. Pass 14, the sky and the sea: on the live globe an imagery select puts NASA GIBS tiles under the marks — daily true colour, the GOES-East, GOES-West and Himawari live views, night lights, sea surface temperature, precipitation, cloud-top temperature, snow, land temperature, aerosol, Blue Marble — with a day to look back to; Radar and Infrared lay RainViewer's newest frames over it; and a Tsunami bulletins layer puts the two US warning centres' latest bulletins on every view (a warning, advisory or watch is a live alert). Pass 15: seven more shade modes and country-card rows from the World Bank (inflation, GDP growth, unemployment, government debt, current account, FX reserves, FDI), sea state and air quality on any card with a point (Open-Meteo), an Aurora forecast layer (NOAA SWPC's OVATION grid), NOAA's Buoys with their latest wind, waves and pressure, the cable landing stations (TeleGeography), seven more NASA imagery layers (population density, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, ocean chlorophyll, soil moisture, sea surface salinity) and OpenSeaMap seamarks on the live globe. Pass 16, the Earth itself: an Earth switch (on by default, remembered) lays NASA's Blue Marble under the flat map and the canvas globe with the VIIRS city lights on the night side, stitched from GIBS tiles once per session, and puts Blue Marble and a terrain relief under the live globe's labels — off, or offline, is the plain outline. Pass 17: the imagery select works on every view (with Earth on, the chosen GIBS layer and day lie over the flat map and the canvas globe, not only the live globe); as the flat map zooms past 2.5× it lays the sharper tiles of a deeper level over the stitch, only the ones in view, so streets-level zoom stays crisp; the country card gains its facts (official and native names, capital, region, currency, languages, area, calling code, domain, UN membership, neighbours to click and fly to — mledoze/countries, ODbL, cached a month) and the wire headlines placed inside the country. Pass 18, super realistic: the day texture is Blue Marble with its shaded relief and bathymetry, so the ocean floor shows through the sea on every view; a Clouds switch (on by default, remembered) lays yesterday's clouds, lifted out of the VIIRS true-colour day, over the flat map and the canvas globe, lit by the day and dim at night; the canvas globe adds the sun's glint on the water and a blue atmosphere at its limb. Pass 19: the clouds reach the live globe too (a Mercator copy of the cloud texture as one image under the imagery and the labels, unless an imagery layer is chosen), and the imagery select gains sea ice, sea surface temperature anomaly, monthly land temperature, surface air temperature, NOAA-20 true colour and the MODIS 7-2-1 burn-scar view. Pass 20, the world at 10 m (the owner raised the file's budget): Natural Earth's 10 m lakes, borders and rivers; state and province borders from 2.5× and their names from 3.5×; all 7,342 populated places by 9×; the seas, oceans, gulfs and straits and the ranges, deserts, plateaus and peninsulas by name at the zoom that earns them; built-up footprints from 3×; a Time zones layer (outlines, UTC offsets and the alternate-zone tint on every view, the tint fainter on the globe) with the local time under the pointer and on pin, port, airport and country cards; and Natural Earth's 1,081 ports and 893 airports beside the reference tables, in the fly-to box too. Pass 21, the Earth in motion: a Wind layer and an Ocean currents layer stream Open-Meteo's global grids as coloured streaks across the flat map, the canvas globe and the live globe at once; any card with a point gains the height of the ground and an almanac — sunrise, sunset, solar noon, the length of the day, where the sun stands right now, and the moon's phase, all computed so they are there offline; a drawn line or outline reports the elevation profile along it; and the moon joins the sun on the day / night layer. Pass 22: the radar and infrared run as a loop over the last two hours (the frames RainViewer already sends with every index request, two a second, the frame's time on the button), the wind can be read at 80, 120 or 180 metres as well as at the surface, and a Swell layer puts the sea's wave height on the same lattice, each dot growing and warming with the swell and its card naming the sea state in the WMO's words. Pass 23 turns all of it into signals: the live alert ticker now names any of the reference ports with a gale over it or rough water off it, worst first; any card with a point can ask for the wind through the heights a turbine and a climbing aircraft meet, with the shear and the turn between them; and a copy view button takes everything drawn right now — every mark and line of the layers that are on — out as one GeoJSON FeatureCollection. Pass 24 adds Replay: the earthquakes, natural events and GDACS alerts each arrive as a week of history and were all drawn as one instant, so a slider now puts a moment on that week and hides anything that had not happened yet, with a window behind it that decides how long a mark stays; press play and the week runs through in about twenty seconds. Anything undated — a port, a cable, a chokepoint — stays where it is. Pass 25 puts the weather itself on that lattice: one Weather layer with a field behind it — the temperature, the pressure at sea level, the cloud, the rain falling now, or the energy a thunderstorm has to work with — and the day of satellite fires, which carry the minute they were seen, now joins the replay.

Happening now

The world's hazards on the same engine as Maps & Flows, opened on the globe with the earthquakes, storms, typhoons, volcanoes, US warnings, GDACS alerts, NASA's natural events, the conflict zones and the satellite fires on: what is happening right now, and nothing else unless you ask (+ all layers). Every card, filter and tool of the full map is here; the layers it remembers are its own.

Built world

The infrastructure map: your companies' sites, the exchanges, the assets and chokepoints, the trade routes, the submarine cables, the pipelines and LNG terminals, the nuclear plants and the ports, opened flat. The same engine and cards as Maps & Flows with its own remembered layers; + all layers brings the rest.

Sky

Everything overhead on the globe: the aircraft the OpenSky Network hears, the satellites CelesTrak tracks, the space weather and the aurora forecast, with the night side drawn. The same engine as Maps & Flows with its own remembered layers; + all layers brings the rest.

Sea

The oceans on the globe: the vessels Ship Tracking is receiving, the surface currents, the swell, the buoys and the wind, with the night side drawn. The same engine as Maps & Flows with its own remembered layers; + all layers brings the rest.

Trade & defence

The base map of the economy: every country's trade balance and defence budget, shadeable by any World Bank series, with the country cards' macro rows. The same engine as Maps & Flows with its own remembered layers; + all layers brings the rest.

ETF Holdings

Gödel's HLDR for a free terminal — and, on the Flows view, its fund FLOWS estimated from successive N-PORTs (net assets less the price return, 2026-09-06): an ETF's holdings from its latest N-PORT on EDGAR — name, ticker where the filer gave one, value, weight, long or short, puts and calls marked — as a table or a treemap, keyless. Monthly filings with a 60-day lag, so the as-of date is shown; a company (not a fund) has no N-PORT and the window says so.

Ratios

One company's ratios on one card (Fluere /OV): market cap, P/E, P/S, gross and net margin, debt / assets, share-count change, dividend yield, plus the Earnings Quality read (Piotroski, cash conversion, accruals, revenue growth) — every figure a filed XBRL number against the last close, the same maths as the Fundamental Screener's row. Symbol-linked; also the Ratios tab of the Company Overview.

Earnings Calendar

Who reports in the next 7 / 14 / 30 days, pre-market or after the close, with consensus EPS, the actual and the surprise as they land — Finnhub's calendar when a key is available (yours, or the deployment's), otherwise Nasdaq's public calendar through the relay. ● = a name you trade or watch; "mine" filters to them; a click points the linked panels at the symbol. The watchlist chip (OpenTerminal parity, 2026-09-12) lists every name in your pool with its last and next report date and forward EPS estimate, and a click on a symbol opens its history: consensus vs actual and the surprise per quarter, with the stock's move on the session after each report. The Earnings Season desk preset is Fluere's earnings-day mode.

Dividends

One company's dividend record from its own filings (SEC XBRL, keyless): quarterly dividend per share, trailing twelve months, yield on the last close, payout against trailing diluted EPS, growth, frequency and the paying streak, with the quarter-by-quarter table. Symbol-linked.

Intraday Tape

Every trade print the quote stream delivers, newest first — time, symbol, price (▲▼ against the previous print of that symbol) and size — kept 300 deep, filterable to your pool. Needs the stream (a Finnhub key, or the deployment's); otherwise it says EOD · polling.

Focus

Gödel's FOCUS: one security, one big number — the live print when the stream is on (else the last daily close), the day's change and percent against the previous close, the session range as a glyph, open, volume, the 52-week band and a 30-session sparkline. Type any symbol the sources know (equities, ETFs, ES=F, EURUSD=X, BTC-USD) or point it from any linked panel; `NVDA FOCUS` in the palette. Flash on each print can be switched off.

Historical Prices

Since §5j round 27 a treasury tenor (US10Y) reads FRED's daily yields as bars and an FX cross (EURUSD=X) comes from the bar sources like any symbol. Gödel's HP and HCP in one table: date, change and change % against the prior bar, open, high, low, close and volume for any symbol at any of the 15 timeframes, newest first, 100 rows a page with a summary line (bars · hi · lo · cumulative change · average close) and a CSV export. Reads the same bar cache as the Price Chart, so it never adds a request a chart would not have made. `SPY HP` / `NVDA HCP` in the palette.

Market Map

Gödel's HMAP, IMAP and MOST on one card: a heatmap of your pool, any named watchlist, the sector ETFs or the whole US market (TradingView's top 150 by cap, nested by sector, sized by market cap, colour saturating at ±3%, refreshable every 3 s — OpenTerminal parity) — tiles sized by dollar volume, |move| or equal, coloured by the day's move (intensity relative to the list's own spread), symbol and change on every tile big enough — plus a Table view ranked Active · Gainers · Losers · Value and a movers rail. Click a tile to point every linked panel at it. Daily bars from the shared cache, four at a time. Whole-market ranking needs a bulk quote key (§5j.3).

Calculator runs on your book

Gödel's CALC: a standard expression calculator (+ − × ÷ ^ % parentheses, sqrt ln log abs exp, memory M+ M− MR MC, a ten-line tape — a small parser, never eval) and a Finance mode for time value of money: solve any one of PV · FV · PMT · NPER · RATE from the other four, APR or EAR basis, payments per year, end or begin timing. ↑ / ↓ switch modes, Enter evaluates or solves, ← → hop fields.

Options Calculator runs on your book

Gödel's OVME: European Black-Scholes on the pricer the Options tab already uses — spot, strike, days, rate, yield, vol → call and put price, delta, gamma, theta per day, vega and rho per point, d1 · d2 — and an implied-vol solver from a traded price. A linked symbol's last close fills the spot; `NVDA OVME` in the palette.

Entitlements runs on your book

Gödel's ENT for a free terminal: every data feed this install can use, active or not, what each unlocks and what would switch it on — your pasted keys, the deployment's keys (/api/keys), the premium slots, and the keyless public sources that never need anything. Read from the same gates the panels read, so it cannot disagree with a panel's own badge.

Changelog runs on your book

Gödel's CHANGE: the app's release notes, read from CHANGELOG.md on the deployment (one source, never a copy inlined into the app) as releases › groups › bullets, with {COMMAND} pills that run the Gödel grammar. Offline it says so.

Trending

Gödel's TREND for one device: the symbols you looked up most, ranked from the command palette's own frecency (a bare ticker, NVDA DES, chart SPY, a Company hit…), with share of lookups, last close and the day's move; a chip points every linked panel at a symbol. Local to this browser — Gödel's cross-user counts need a relay (§5j.5).

Earnings Matrix

Gödel's EM: one metric as quarters down and calendar years across — revenue, net income, operating income, diluted EPS, cash from operations or total assets — with the same grid switchable to growth, year-over-year or period-over-period. Read from the company's own XBRL through the same reader Fundamentals uses, keyless — the SEC's CY frames, so for a filer whose year does not end in December the annual row is a calendar sum and will not equal its reported fiscal year. An annual figure appears only when all four quarters are filed; Gödel's forward-estimate columns need a key (§5i.4) and are not shown rather than left empty.

Fills Tape runs on your book

Gödel's TAS read against the BOOK instead of the stream (§5k): every trade as two prints — the entry (BUY / SELL SHORT) and the exit (SELL / BUY TO COVER) with its realized P&L — newest first, filterable to one symbol (NVDA FILLS, or any linked panel pointing at it), CSV. Mock trades are skipped.

Account Statements runs on your book

Gödel's FA read against YOUR account (§5k): an income statement (gross trading P&L → commissions → borrow fees → dividends → net realized → desk costs → prop fees), a balance sheet as of today (starting capital, realized to date, equity, open positions at cost, cash) and a cash-flow statement (trading, dividends, prop payouts and fees, desk costs) over this month, last month, year to date or all time. Every dollar through tradePnl and roundCents; trades land in the period they closed.

Today runs on your book

Gödel's TOP read against YOUR day (§5k): realized P&L so far against the standing daily loss cap with a four-tier sizing protocol (full size → half size → flat → stop), trades against the per-day maximum, progress on the daily goal, the month against its cap, open positions, and each prop account's daily-loss room and trailing cushion from the prop engine. Only closed trades count; refreshes every minute.

Short Interest

Gödel's SI: FINRA consolidated short interest for every symbol in your pool, or any symbol you type — short position, previous settlement, change (red when the short GREW), average daily volume and days to cover — plus three boards: highest days to cover (100k ADV floor), largest short positions, biggest rises. Keyless through the relay (api.finra.org): the newest bi-monthly settlement is found with a few one-row probes and pulled in ~6 pages, once per session, then cached three days. Settled twice a month, published about a week later; not the daily short VOLUME (see Short Volume).

Market Recap

OpenTerminal's recap on one card: the S&P 500, Dow, Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000, gold, crude, long Treasuries and the dollar as ETF proxies, the VIX, the top five gainers and losers over $2B and the best and worst three sectors from the whole-market scan, six de-duplicated headlines, and a templated narrative sentence — recomposed every 15 seconds. Click any row to point the linked panels at it.

Options Backtester desk

FREE, MODEL-PRICED: ten structures (long call/put, verticals, straddle, strangle, iron condor, covered call, CSP, short strangle) chosen by |delta| at entry, priced with Black-Scholes at IV = trailing HV30 × your IV/HV factor, entered every N days, held H days — equity curve, win rate, profit factor, max DD, MAE, last 12 trades. Slot: Polygon options plan → real EOD chains (adapter to be wired).

Options Flow desk

PREMIUM SLOT (Polygon key + 'options plan' flag): top-250 contracts by day volume for the underlying — call vs put $ volume, put/call, sentiment, vol/OI, ◆ unusual (vol/OI ≥ 1.5 & ≥ $250K notional). Sweeps/blocks need the options trades feed (future slot).

Ask Your Journal runs on your book desk

Natural-language search over your own trades, on-device and instant — no AI. Understands winners/losers, long/short, tickers, setups and mistake tags, time windows (today, this/last week, this/last month, last N days), time of day (after/before 11am), size (over/under $200), plus with screenshot, anxious and open. It shows how it understood you as chips, then the matching trades with count, win rate and P&L. Name a query to save it; saved searches sit in the dropdown.

Bar Replay desk

Practice simulator on real history at any of the 15 timeframes (picker top-right — intraday replay is a different exercise from daily): random hidden start bar, step / auto-play, buy-sell-flat at the close, position and realized P&L — separate from the journal.

Exit Analysis runs on your book desk

TradesViz-style exit analytics on your last 80 closed stock/ETF trades at any of the 15 timeframes (picker top-right): daily reaches back ~10y, while intraday gives same-day trades a real path at the cost of lookback (Yahoo caps 5m at 60 days). MAE / MFE, % of MFE captured, best-close-in-window, hold-1/3/5/10-more-days and exit-at-entry-day-close rules vs what you actually did, plus a plain-English read (cutting winners early? stops too tight?). Per-trade table.

Quant Lab runs on your book desk

Fluere /MDL-style model desk on free daily closes: VaR/ES (historical, normal, Cornish-Fisher) + underwater drawdown; return distribution with skew/kurtosis and a normal overlay; GARCH(1,1) volatility forecast; Kalman local-linear-trend filter (trend state, slope t-stat, gap to level); month/weekday seasonality; rolling 63d vol and Sharpe. Pick any pool symbol or type a ticker; feed it from the palette with `quant SPY`. Descriptive analytics, not return forecasts. Extra chips: HMM regimes (2-state hidden Markov, calm/turbulent), Tech gauge (RSI/MACD/MA-stack vote), My trades (your P&L by weekday / entry hour / month), Bond calc (price, duration, convexity, DV01).

Book Lab runs on your book desk

Portfolio-level models on your symbol pool and open book: long-only Optimiser (min-vol, max-Sharpe, efficient frontier), Factors (β to SPY/QQQ/IWM/TLT/GLD + R²), Stress (β-scaled SPY shock + named historical days — 1987, GFC, COVID, Volmageddon — applied to every open position → book P&L), VaR (historical-simulation 1-day VaR95/99 + expected shortfall on the open book's dollar P&L series, with a covariance decomposition of who carries the risk, a 250-day Kupiec backtest, and OPTION legs re-priced leg-by-leg at each historical move rather than excluded — vol and time held constant, which the panel states), Custom index (weighted basket rebased vs SPY/QQQ/IWM), Scatter & β (daily-return scatter with OLS line), Heatmap (pool tiled by day move). Free daily bars; historical estimates — noisy by nature.

Pattern Analogs desk

Gödel PAT-style analog finder on free daily bars: takes the last N daily returns, finds the most similar historical windows by correlation, and shows what happened 1/5/10/20 days AFTER each. Descriptive, not a forecast.

Market Regime desk

Trend / vol regime read for the broad market versus your own trade results in each regime.

Margin (Reg T) runs on your book desk

Option Payoff runs on your book desk

The multi-leg option structure builder (Fluere OP) as a Desk panel: pick a template or build legs, drag strikes, IV and time, and watch the payoff now and at expiry, the greeks and the P&L table move. It is the Options tab's own builder (SpreadBuilderModal, embedded) wrapped so it can live on the Desk canvas and be opened by name — nothing is logged from here; to record a spread use + Log trade.

Report a Problem runs on your book desk

Gödel's ERR without Gödel's server: the diagnostics a report needs — version, browser, market-data mode, which keys are set (never their values), storage, and the last twenty errors the page caught — as one block to copy, and the changelog beside it. Nothing is sent anywhere by itself.

Kelly Game runs on your book desk

Gödel's KELLY: a coin that lands heads a set share of the time, a bankroll, and your bet — fixed fraction, or the Kelly fraction the maths says. Space flips; the bankroll and a rolling volatility chart show what the sizing does over a run. The Kelly number (p − q/b), the edge and the growth rate sit beside the bet, so the game teaches the sizer the Position Sizer already uses.

World Venue Map runs on your book desk

Gödel's MAP: 144 exchanges on the shared world grid — a dot per venue, green while its regular session is open, the local time and hours in the rail. Filter by name or MIC, ← → step venues, Enter pins one. NYSE reads the holiday table the alert engine keeps; every other venue is clock-only and says so.

Firm Card runs on your book desk

Gödel's CITADEL for any firm: a profile card — name, type, founded, HQ, AUM, people, links, notes — that YOU write and the app keeps in settings.firmCards (synced and backed up with the rest). FIRM <name> on the line opens it; CITADEL alone opens Citadel's. Cards for the twelve 13F whales come pre-named with their SEC CIK, so HDS jumps to the filing; everything else on the card is yours, because no free source describes a private firm.

Feed Reader desk

Gödel's NEJM as a reader for ANY RSS / Atom feed: the twelve wires, the feeds you saved under News Wires, NEJM's table of contents, or a URL you paste — through the wires' own fetcher and ten-minute cache, so a feed two windows show is fetched once. NEJM on the line opens it; NEJM <name> or NEJM <url> opens that feed (a pasted URL is saved with your other feeds, so News Wires sees it too). Each item links out, cites into Dispatches, and the top eight can be read aloud.

Symbol Book runs on your book desk

your book on ONE symbol — trades, win rate, net, expectancy, avg R, open size, tags and grades, an R sparkline (Gödel's DES read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). BK on the line.

R Curve runs on your book desk

cumulative R over your closed trades, whole book or one symbol (Gödel's G read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). GJ on the line.

Most Traded runs on your book desk

your symbols by trade count — share of trades, share of P&L (Gödel's MOST read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). TRADED on the line.

Concentration runs on your book desk

how concentrated your P&L is — by symbol, setup or tag; top-1 / top-5 share and a Herfindahl index (Gödel's HDS read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). CONC on the line.

Pattern Stats runs on your book desk

your setups as a table — n, win rate, expectancy, avg R, profit factor. Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). PAT on the line.

Edge Matrix runs on your book desk

weekday × hour of entry — expectancy and count per cell (Gödel's EM read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). EDGE on the line.

Sizing Integrity runs on your book desk

risk per trade against your own median — how often you size over plan (Gödel's SI read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). SIZE on the line.

Period Table runs on your book desk

P&L by day, week or month with the change against the prior period (Gödel's HCP read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). PERIOD on the line.

Day View runs on your book desk

one trading day's fills in time order with running realized P&L (Gödel's GIP read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). DAY on the line.

Compare Book runs on your book desk

several symbols' cumulative realized P&L on one chart (Gödel's HMS read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). CMP on the line.

Month runs on your book desk

a calendar month of trading days, each with its realized P&L and trade count (Gödel's EVT read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). MONTH on the line.

Journal Feed runs on your book desk

your latest trades as a feed — result, R, grade, setup, notes, mistakes (Gödel's N read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). NJ on the line.

Trade Scatter runs on your book desk

two trade metrics against each other — P&L, R, hold time, risk, size, entry hour (Gödel's GR read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). SCAT on the line.

Options Book runs on your book desk

your option trades by underlying — expiry, strike, type, size, result, days to expiry while open (Gödel's OPT read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). OPTB on the line.

Risk Rules runs on your book desk

your daily loss cap, max trades and goal, and the days that broke or met them (Gödel's AL read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). RULES on the line.

Grade Review runs on your book desk

results by the grade you gave each trade, and by the mistakes you tagged (Gödel's ANR read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). GRADES on the line.

Open Exposure runs on your book desk

what is open now by symbol — size, direction, days held, the nearest expiry (Gödel's ERN read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). EXPO on the line.

Cash Events runs on your book desk

fees, borrow costs and dividends by month (Gödel's DVD read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). CASH on the line.

Market Exposure runs on your book desk

results and open positions by instrument — stock, option, futures, crypto, forex (Gödel's WEI / GLCO read against the book) — and BY CURRENCY: closed results and open notional in the book's currency, each currency's share of what is open (FXEXP, 2026-09-06) — and, for closed foreign trades carrying both rates, the split of each currency's result into the instrument's move and the exchange rate's (FX attribution). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). MKTS on the line.

Book Report runs on your book desk

the whole book on one page — net, profit factor, win rate, expectancy, drawdown, streaks, fees, top setups and symbols (Gödel's PRT read against the book). Reads the book only — every dollar through tradePnl / roundCents, every group through computeStats (§5k: one engine). PRT on the line.

Places runs on your book desk

every tab, in a window you can move (option 54 of the navigation page, 2026-09-13). The rail's own groups and the rail's own order, wearing the tiles the palette's picker uses, so there is one list of the 25 and two homes for it. A panel rather than a second rail because a panel is part of the ARRANGEMENT: a desk built for options work can carry the places that desk uses, where that desk wants them. It says where you are, and re-reads on stanton:rail-groups, so a rename or a group colour lands without a reload.

Needs you runs on your book desk

the things asking for your attention right now, one sentence each, and each one a door (option 31 of the navigation page, 2026-09-13). Today's loss cap once three quarters of it is gone, yesterday's closed trades with no journal entry, the positions still open. NOT a front page: the option's own cost line says it cannot replace a way to move around, so it is a panel beside the others and the rail stays the navigation. Every line is read off todayCard, the same audited card the Today panel, the tape and the rail's figures read, so it cannot disagree with them - and a quiet day says so rather than inventing work.