52 panels, in the order you’d use them.
Find something worth a look, read the fundamentals and the filings, check who owns it and how the options market is positioned — every panel opens with one command and follows the company you are on.
Find ideas
Find something worth looking at.
- Stock screener:screenerScreen roughly 6,000 US-listed symbols across 41 columns and 57 filters, with 7 presets to start from.
- Signals:signalsA live feed of 71 technical and fundamental signals across the universe, scanned nightly and again during the session.
- Market movers:moversThe day's largest moves by percentage and by volume, with relative volume alongside so a 20% move on no turnover is distinguishable from a real one.
- Market sentiment:sentimentWhere the market sits between fear and greed, and the seven measures behind it — momentum, breadth, new highs versus lows, put/call, volatility, credit appetite and the pull toward safety.
- Research finder:findReports, articles and papers on any theme from market research firms, consultancies, agencies and academic journals, each with a real extract, so you can judge whether it is worth opening before you open it.
- Sector rotation:rotationA proper relative-rotation graph for sectors and industries: cap-weighted indices measured against an equal-weighted benchmark, plotting strength against momentum so you can see what is leading and what is turning.
- Market heatmap:heatmapThe whole market as one picture — every sector sized by capitalisation and coloured by change, so where the day actually happened is obvious at a glance.
- Sector performance:perfHow every sector and industry has done over the period you pick, as one diverging bar chart.
- Government contracts:contractsFederal contract awards and grants by theme or by company, from the official spending record — useful for tracking a thesis that depends on government money actually being obligated.
- Earnings calendar:earningsWho reports this week and beyond, with consensus estimates attached, so an earnings date never arrives as a surprise on a position you hold.
Company
Price, fundamentals and valuation.
- Company overview:infoThe company overview: what it does, how big it is, how it is capitalised, and the valuation and margin profile in one screen before you go deeper.
- Price chart:chartA full charting surface with nine drawing tools, magnet snapping, and drawings that persist per symbol.
- Watchlist:watchlistYour watchlist as a live quote board — prices streaming, changes and relative volume in tabular figures that stay aligned as they tick.
- Financial statements:financialsIncome statement, balance sheet and cash flow across years, side by side, with growth rates computed so the trend is visible without exporting anything.
- Key metrics:metricsThe metrics that matter charted over time rather than listed as a snapshot — margins, returns, leverage and per-share figures, so you can see direction and not just level.
- Peer comparison:peersThe comparison set on valuation and margins simultaneously — the only honest way to read a multiple, since a cheap one usually reflects something the market has noticed.
- Analyst estimates:estimatesAnalyst consensus, revision history and price targets, with the number of contributing analysts shown so you can judge how much weight a consensus deserves.
- Fair value (DCF):dcfFair value from earnings or free cash flow.
- Guidance track record:guidanceManagement's own forecasts graded against what the company later reported, with the first and the last guide side by side.
- Seasonality:seasonalityHow a stock has done in each calendar month, against the S&P 500 and its own sector.
- Compare companies:compareAny set of companies side by side on one set of metrics — valuation, margins, growth and leverage.
- Estimate revisions:revisionsWhere consensus earnings estimates for this and next quarter and year stood 90, 60, 30 and 7 days ago and where they stand now, with how many analysts raised and how many cut.
Filings & news
What the company and the press are saying.
- SEC filings:filingsEvery SEC filing as it lands, with AI summaries so a 200-page 10-K is a paragraph before it is an afternoon.
- News:newsA market-wide news feed with sentiment scoring, or scoped to a single ticker.
- Earnings results:resultsSix years of a company's quarters in one table — reported against estimate, and what the stock did in the first session that could price it — beside the release itself, with attributed CEO and CFO quotes pulled to the top and the financial tables kept as tables.
- Insider trades:insidersForm 4 insider transactions, market-wide or for one company — who transacted, in what size, and at what price relative to where the stock trades now.
Ownership
Who else is in it.
- Short interest:shortShort interest as a share of the float, reported twice a month, beside daily short-sale volume.
- Institutional holders:holders13F holdings for 44 curated managers or any EDGAR filer, plus trade disclosures from 16 closely watched members of Congress and the executive branch, and Form 4 insider activity — combined into one view per ticker.
- Fund holdings:fundAny fund manager's latest 13F against the quarter before: every new, added, trimmed and exited position, with sector weights.
- Dark pool volume:darkpoolHow much of a name's volume printed away from the exchanges, against its own trailing year rather than a flat threshold, with the days that broke from that baseline marked across the price.
Options
How it is positioned.
- Options chain:optionsThe full options chain with Greeks, implied volatility and open interest, plus a strategy builder for constructing and pricing multi-leg positions.
- Options flow:flowUnusual options activity ranked by premium, with side and sentiment inferred — surfacing the trades large enough to be worth a second look.
- Open interest:oiCall and put open interest by strike for one expiry, or the day's volume, with spot and max pain marked and the put/call ratio beside them — where positions are stacked, not just how many there are.
- Gamma exposure:gexDealer gamma and delta exposure by strike, laddered, so you can see the levels where hedging flows are likely to amplify a move or suppress one.
- Volatility surface:skewImplied volatility across strikes and expiries as a 3D surface you can turn, with the smile for one expiry and the term structure of at-the-money implied against realized volatility beside it — what options are pricing about the shape of the distribution, not just its width.
- Strategy builder:strategyBuild a multi-leg options position straight from the live chain — stock legs included, for covered calls and collars — and read its payoff at expiry and today, its maximum profit and loss and its probability of profit.
Supply chain
Who it depends on, and who depends on it.
- Supply chain:supplyWho a company buys from and sells to, as its own annual report discloses: named suppliers with sole-source dependencies flagged, the customers it reports a share of revenue for, and revenue by segment.
- Geographic exposure:geoWhere a company earns its revenue, shaded on a world map by country or region exactly as its annual report breaks it down, with the sites the report names alongside.
Portfolio
Your positions and what happened to them.
- Position sizing:sizingPosition sizing worked backwards from the risk you are willing to take: stop distance, R-multiples and portfolio heat, so size is a calculation rather than a feeling.
- Portfolio:portfolioYour positions with cost basis, unrealised change and weight, alongside the watchlists that feed the rest of the terminal.
- Alerts:alertsAlerts on price, signal firings, new filings and regime changes — set once and left running, so you are not the monitoring system.
Macro
The backdrop.
- Macro dashboard:macroEconomic series from the Federal Reserve's own release archive, grouped by category and charted over their full history with recessions shaded, so a single print can be read in context.
- Market regime:regimeAn index's history coloured by phase of the market cycle, from strong bull through range, pullback and correction to bear market and crash, with the 50- and 200-day averages and a composite risk score beneath.
- Cross-asset correlation:correlationA cross-asset correlation matrix across macro assets, sectors or the names in your book, over a window you pick from one month to a year.
- Currencies:fxThe dollar index, the majors, crosses, emerging-market and Nordic pairs on one board, quoted the way the market quotes them.
- Yield curve:curveOne government curve at a time — US Treasuries, German Bunds, Japanese or Chinese government bonds — against its shape a day to a year ago, with the move at every tenor, the key spreads and rates, and where each sits in its history since 2000.
- Business cycle:cycleWhere each major economy sits in the business cycle: the OECD leading indicator's level against trend, plotted against its three-month momentum, so each region lands in expansion, slowdown, contraction or recovery.
- Commodities:commoditiesFront-month futures for metals, energy and agriculture on one board, grouped the way they trade.
AI & research
Your own work, and an analyst to help.
- AI analyst:aiA research agent with 63 tools operating on the terminal's own data.
- Theses & notes:thesisYour theses with direction, conviction and the claims each one stands on, catalysts with their dates, and plain notes, all tagged to their tickers. Mark a claim at risk or broken and the thesis says so.
- Document library:libraryA searchable corpus of reports, papers and clipped pages, available to the research agent as context so your own reading informs its answers.
- Company timeline:timelineEverything that happened to a company on one axis under its price — filings, earnings, rating changes, insider trades, large stakes, dividends, short-interest jumps and news.
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