Macro Command Centre is a macro and markets dashboard for investors who check the receipts. 35 catalogued data feeds, refreshed nightly and live by 6am Perth — and when a feed goes stale, the badge says so.
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Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
| Month | Avg return | Win rate | Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | +1.21% | 62% | 98 |
| Feb | −0.10% | 52% | 98 |
| Mar | +0.48% | 61% | 98 |
| Apr | +1.26% | 65% | 98 |
| May | +0.08% | 60% | 98 |
| Jun | +0.80% | 57% | 98 |
| Jul | +1.69% | 61% | 98 |
| Aug | +0.68% | 58% | 98 |
| Sep | −1.12% | 45% | 98 |
| Oct | +0.55% | 59% | 98 |
| Nov | +1.01% | 62% | 98 |
| Dec | +1.27% | 72% | 98 |
Most dashboards style everything to look live. This one labels what each number actually is — and the labels are enforced in code, not in marketing copy. Pick a mechanism; the quote underneath is lifted straight from the product source.
A cyan LIVE chip appears only on figures pulled from a real external source. Numbers derived by the AI instead carry a separate amber label — the two are never allowed to blur. Meaning is carried by the visible word, not just the colour.
Average calendar-year paths built from real Yahoo Finance price history — with the interquartile band, per-month averages and win rates, and a marker for where the year sits today. Switch markets; every path below is the actual data that ships in the product.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Month cells show average return and win rate for that month across the sample.
| Month | Avg return | Win rate | Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | +0.61% | 61% | 33 |
| Feb | +0.29% | 58% | 33 |
| Mar | −0.26% | 52% | 33 |
| Apr | +1.99% | 73% | 33 |
| May | −0.46% | 58% | 33 |
| Jun | −0.05% | 52% | 33 |
| Jul | +1.70% | 73% | 33 |
| Aug | +0.21% | 61% | 33 |
| Sep | −0.88% | 42% | 33 |
| Oct | +0.89% | 64% | 33 |
| Nov | +0.43% | 64% | 33 |
| Dec | +1.62% | 73% | 33 |
A power-law fair-value curve fit on real weekly BTC-USD closes — then frozen at end-2025 so it can't quietly chase the latest price. The fit statistics are printed, the residual bands are printed, and the label is permanent: a model and a backtest.
Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
| Year | Last weekly close | Model fair value |
|---|---|---|
| 2014 | US$317 | US$250 |
| 2015 | US$423 | US$628 |
| 2016 | US$896 | US$1,396 |
| 2017 | US$13,926 | US$2,819 |
| 2018 | US$4,077 | US$5,286 |
| 2019 | US$7,411 | US$9,335 |
| 2020 | US$32,782 | US$15,711 |
| 2021 | US$47,345 | US$25,328 |
| 2022 | US$16,625 | US$39,410 |
| 2023 | US$42,265 | US$59,480 |
| 2024 | US$93,530 | US$87,504 |
| 2025 | US$87,836 | US$125,625 |
| 2026 (to 13 Jul) | US$62,818 | US$150,949 |
Marketaux, RSS and Alpha Vantage news-sentiment feeds, scored for signal strength — with an AI-written brief on top, always labelled. Below is a sample captured from the live product, not a mock-up.
“Geopolitical shifts dominate: Australia's uranium export activation to India energizes nuclear stocks while Iran ceasefire collapse triggers fresh oil volatility and energy repricing across ASX.”
The crypto desk runs on the live CoinGecko wire — no LLM in the loop. The ladder ranks each major by a stated piece of arithmetic: its 30-day move minus Bitcoin's 30-day move. Right of the centre line beats BTC; left lags it.
State-by-state dwelling prices, a cycle-position gauge and mortgage arrears — composed in-product over ABS, RBA and SQM feeds. The cycle note is the product's read, and it's labelled as one — not a raw feed.
Bars share one scale from a zero baseline — WA's magnitude is the point.
“Perth leading nationally but momentum slowing; national market peaked Nov 2025”
Every feed on the dashboard is listed on a public trust panel with its provider, its expected cadence, and a freshness dot measured against that cadence — and if freshness can't be measured, no dot is shown. A sample of the catalogue:
20 of the 35 catalogued feeds shown. The full trust panel — with live freshness dots and view-source links — sits at the bottom of the Overview page. Nightly refresh runs at 5:30am AWST; 26 fast-moving widgets re-refresh every 4 hours. A daily health check emails the operator if anything goes stale.
Nine data sections plus the Research Terminal, seasonality, and an Australian investor toolkit — each line below describes what actually ships today, nothing more.
Live spot tape, biggest moves, risk watch blocks, a glance grid across every section, and the source-freshness trust panel.
A 50–75 word AI-written morning synthesis of every section, tuned for an Australian retail investor. Labelled AI.
Shiller CAPE, Buffett indicator, trailing PEG, 200-day EMA distance, ASX 200 ETF valuation — plus the recession-risk dashboard.
RBA capital-city prices, ABS dwellings and approvals, SQM asking rents, mortgage burden, city snapshots, land-cycle almanac.
Market caps, dominance, fear & greed, BTC adoption S-curve, liquidity-vs-BTC lens. Live data only — no LLM in the loop.
US sector leadership vs ASX lag map from real Yahoo price/volume, all-11 ASX GICS drawdowns, RRG coordinates, ASX 200 P/E anchor.
Top stories and emerging tickers over 7 days from Marketaux, RSS and Alpha Vantage sentiment, with a labelled AI brief on top.
NAAIM exposure, AAII survey, CNN Fear & Greed, SEC Form 4 insider transactions, 13F blocks. Direct feeds, no LLM snapshot.
Gold, oil, copper spot tape from Yahoo futures, an EIA-grounded supply/demand read, gold ÷ M2 fair-value lens.
Six markets, average calendar-year paths from real price history, month win rates, Full vs Last-10-years toggle.
AXIOM value-chain research and Commodity Deep Dive — 5 live AI searches per week, every result labelled AI.
10 AU tools: CGT, franking, position sizing, rental yield, negative gearing, stamp duty, super comparison + stocks, properties, watchlist.
Give it a theme. AXIOM maps the full value chain, scores each layer by how severe its constraints are, isolates the bottleneck, and names the two or three companies best positioned around it. A matched Commodity Deep Dive does the same for a single commodity. Output is AI-generated and labelled as such — context to research from, not a recommendation.
Every layer of the theme, upstream to downstream.
Each layer rated by how binding its constraint is.
The layer where the pressure actually concentrates.
The 2–3 companies sitting closest to the bottleneck.
Subscriber quota5 live AI research searches per week. Every result carries the same label as the rest of the product: AI-generated — may be incomplete or out of date.
One subscription. The entire dashboard — morning macro brief, every section, every calculator, and the AI Research Terminal.
Secure checkout via Stripe — card details are entered on Stripe's hosted page and never touch the Macro Command Centre server. Monthly subscription, renews automatically; cancel anytime from the Billing page (Manage Billing → Cancel), no email or phone call needed. Access continues to the end of the paid period; no partial-period refunds. All prices in AUD; a receipt is emailed after each payment.
That's the whole pitch. Data with receipts. You do the thinking.