Three answers, every time

A price feed hands you homework. We hand you an answer.

Knowing that a number moved is not a decision. Knowing what moved it, who is behind it, and whether the move went far enough is a decision. That is what lands in your system.

What lands in your system

Three answers, and your agent can size a position.

These are the questions a system has to answer before it risks money. Every signal we send answers all three.

What happened

news · flow · not yet clear

Know whether a fact landed or money simply moved.

A large holder rebalancing looks exactly like breaking news when all you have is a number. Your agent stops paying to find out which it was.

We judge the move itself before blaming anything for it. When the whole market shifts together, you are told it was money moving, even if a convincing headline happened to appear in the same minute. That single distinction saves your agent from the most expensive false positive in this market.

Who moved it

named source, scored 0 to 100

Know who caused it, and how much that is worth.

A candidate conceding and a commentator speculating move a market by the same amount for very different reasons. Your agent gets to tell them apart.

You get the source by name, how strongly it referred to that market, whether it spoke first or merely repeated, and how much weight it has earned from being early in the past. Anything that spoke after the move is never sold to you as the reason for it.

What it is worth

underpriced · fair · overdone

Know if the market has already priced it in.

This is the answer that becomes a trade. Everything before it is context; this is the part your agent acts on.

We compare this move against what followed this kind of news, from this kind of source, on this kind of market. You learn whether it went far enough, and the gap is where your position lives. This answer gets sharper every day we run, and it cannot be bought back by anyone starting later.

You will always know where you stand

When the cause is not proven, your agent is told so.

A move we cannot explain arrives labelled as unexplained. Your agent stands down instead of trading a story, and that is exactly why you can size on the signals that do carry an answer.

You never trade an invented reason

We would rather tell you we do not know than hand your agent a plausible cause we cannot stand behind. One fabricated answer would cost you more than a hundred quiet minutes.

Silence still tells you something

An unexplained move is real information: the market moved and nobody credible said why. Your agent can widen, wait, or stand aside on that alone.

You can measure how often we are sure

Because we admit the unclear cases, our published record is a real number rather than a curated highlight reel. You calibrate your own risk against it.

Every source we name, we saw

A cause is only named when that source was genuinely captured and scored. Your agent is never pointed at somebody who did not speak.

Why we refuse to send you a mood score

Confident words and a winning outcome are different things.

Plenty of feeds will tell you how upbeat a statement sounded. That number has cost traders real money, because tone and outcome point in opposite directions more often than anyone admits.

What others send

A mood reading. “This sounded optimistic.” Cheap to produce, and silent on whether the thing you hold actually pays out.

What we send

A direction. “This makes the outcome you hold more likely, judged against the exact words this market settles on.” Harder to produce, and the only version your agent can trade.

A statement can be plainly about your market, sound thoroughly positive, and still push the outcome the other way once you read the settlement wording. A mood score calls that bullish and your agent buys the wrong side. We do not send one, at any version, on purpose.

Your agent is already watching the price. Give it the reason.

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