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Every figure dated, every source named, no predictions. One desk covering the lot, refreshed nightly, live by 6am Perth.
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Five snips from one real session on the live product. Nothing staged, nothing mocked up.
Real product · recorded 7 Aug 2026 · unedited screenshots
Built to be checked, not believed.
Most dashboards style everything to look live. This one labels what each number actually is, and the labels are enforced in code. Every quote below is lifted straight from the product source.
LIVELIVE means fetched, this session, from a real source
A cyan LIVE chip appears only on figures pulled from a real external source. Numbers derived by the AI carry a separate amber label; the two are never allowed to blur. Meaning is carried by the visible word, not just the colour.
LiveChip: "data fetched from a real source". AiEstimateChip: "derived by the AI… Not a cited institutional figure."
Real fallbacksFallbacks are real, dated figures, never invented
When a live scrape fails, the dashboard shows the last real known value with its date. The ASX 200 P/E seed is a real dated Market Index reading; the rents fallback is the last real SQM figure.
"The fallback is NEVER fabricated." · "the card always shows the REAL last-known number (never a fake)."
Stale says soStaleness is measured, shown, and alarmed on
Every snapshot's age is checked against its section's expected cadence. Fresh, stale or unknown, and unknown renders a plain dash rather than implying confidence. A daily health job emails the operator if any feed silently freezes.
"unknown — no snapshot / unparseable timestamp → render '—', NEVER imply freshness we can't measure."
Try it. This is the live module.
The same seasonality instrument subscribers use, running on the real shipped data.
Today's marker is a weekday-count calendar approximation.
Average cumulative return by trading day — averaging 1993–2025 (33 years)
Yahoo Finance ^AXJO (daily) · 1993–2025 (33 yrs) · price return, ex-dividends
| Month | Average 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 |
Every valuation lens, one screen
Shiller CAPE, PEG, the Buffett indicator and the ASX anchor, each figure dated to the day it was captured.
The housing cycle, state by state
An AI-composed daily read of Australian housing: cycle position, state momentum and mortgage stress.
- Six states ranked on year on year price momentum
- Rebuilt each morning by the desk's AI scan, and labelled as AI on the panel
AI “Perth leading national gains but momentum clearly stalling with softening conditions emerging”
AI Top risk: “Affordability ceilings and rising arrears with cash rate still at 4.35% constraining buyer capacity”
ETF flow figures not in this capture.
| Coin | vs BTC | RS bar |
|---|---|---|
| UNIUniswap | +25.1% | |
| ONDOOndo | +10.8% | |
| ZECZcash | +10.1% | |
| XMRMonero | +9.9% | |
| SHIBShiba Inu | +8.6% |
| Coin | vs BTC | RS bar |
|---|---|---|
| CCCanton | -27.1% | |
| HYPEHyperliquid | -23.3% | |
| XLMStellar | -20.0% | |
| GRAMGram | -19.9% | |
| RAINRain | -18.9% |
The coins outrunning Bitcoin
Market cap, dominance and fear and greed, plus a live leaderboard of coins beating Bitcoin over 30 days.
- Track the tokens beating BTC without opening ten tabs. The leaderboard ranks every top-50 coin against Bitcoin over 30 days, stablecoins stripped out.
- No AI in the loop on this module. Every number is straight market data, refreshed on schedule.
- Crypto fear and greed logged daily beside the tape, so you can watch the mood turn.
The US moves, the ASX lags
See which US sector moves have already reached the ASX and which are still an open gap.
Top 3 US sectors with the strongest signal
AIas-of month April 2026Which Australian sectors have caught up to the US, and which haven’t
AIARRIVED = US move already priced in. PARTIAL = half-way. FORMING = the ASX response is starting to form. NOT YET = US has moved, ASX hasn’t. That is the open gap.
Each node sits at that row’s US to ASX correlation on the 0 to 1 scale above. Dashed lines show the US signal travelling to its ASX counterpart.
What moved markets this week
Scored wire stories, emerging tickers and an AI weekly brief. The headlines moving markets without the hours.
“Geopolitical oil shock meets hawkish RBA pivot while healthcare reprices on earnings headwinds”
Oil surges past $100/bbl on Iran-US tensions, ASX energy counters Middle East volatility
RBA Deputy signals September hike debate as inflation risks persist
Watch what big money does
Fund manager exposure, retail sentiment, fear and greed, and the latest insider filings. Primary sources, every input dated.
The desk pulls the NAAIM manager survey, the AAII retail survey, CNN's Fear and Greed index and the latest SEC Form 4 insider filings straight from the primary source. Each reading lands with its own survey or filing date, so you can see when managers lean one way and the herd leans the other. No LLM in the loop on this module.
- Primary surveys: NAAIM manager exposure and AAII retail bull-bear.
- CNN Fear and Greed captured with its exact as-of time.
- Insider buy and sell tape read from real SEC Form 4 filings.
- The washout dial is computed in-product from these dated inputs.
Tightness scored, tickers attached
The desk scores supply and demand tightness across the commodity universe, ranks the squeeze, and maps it straight to ASX names.
Five structural filters sit behind every score: capex starvation, demand inflection, supply concentration, lead time and substitution. Deficit timing and narrative saturation ride alongside, so tightness is visible before the crowd names it.
Rings fill to the composite score, bars to the supply and demand subscores, both on labelled 0 to 10 scales.
- 01UraniumNarrative Forming5/5 FiltersActive Deficit
“All 5 structural filters pass; Kazatomprom/Cameco production discipline creating near-term tightness; term contracting replacing legacy $35/lb deals at $85-90/lb; SMR approvals accelerating; narrative forming but far from 2007 retail saturation”
S 9 · D 9 - 02CopperNarrative Emerging4/5 FiltersDeficit 2026+
“IEA structural deficit warning (25% by 2035); AI data centers add 475k tonnes new demand 2026; 29-year greenfield timelines vs immediate demand; grade decline + capex starvation = perfect storm”
S 9 · D 9 - 03SilverNarrative Empty3/5 Filters6th Year Deficit
“Market misreading solar thrifting as bearish when deficit widened 40.3→46.3 Moz; investment demand +20%; supply response impossible (70% by-product); gold/silver ratio 83 = extreme”
S 8 · D 8 - 04TinNarrative EmptyMyanmar RiskSemiconductor Recovery
“Myanmar accounts for 15% of global supply under political pressure; Indonesia reserves depleting; no new mines since 2010; semiconductor recovery underway; zero retail positioning = asymmetric”
S 9 · D 7 - 05PlatinumNarrative Empty3/5 FiltersSouth Africa Risk
“South Africa 75% of supply with deepening mine closures; palladium substitution in autocatalysts accelerating on price inversion; hydrogen economy embryonic but high optionality; sentiment at 2015 lows”
S 8 · D 7
“Boss Energy — Honeymoon mine restarted Apr 2023, nameplate 2.45 Mlbs/yr U3O8; cash cost ~$30/lb; levered to term repricing”
“Paladin Energy — Langer Heinrich (Namibia) restarted, 5.2 Mlbs/yr nameplate; higher beta to spot moves, operational leverage”
“Deep Yellow — Tumas project (Namibia) in financing stage; 3.7 Mlbs/yr target; pre-production torque to uranium price + equity dilution risk”
Futures (UX (CME)) and ETP (URNM (US-listed, accessible via ASX brokers)) routes are listed on the same setup.
“Boss Energy (ASX: BOE) — Australian uranium producer with leverage to term contract repricing cycle”
“Spot uranium trading $95/lb (UxC), term contracts at $85/lb as of Sept 2026. Utility contracting in 2024-2026 cohort replacing legacy contracts signed at $35-50/lb (pre-Fukushima era expiring).…”
“Spot uranium market is thin (15-20% of physical transactions) and sentiment-driven in the short run.…”
The rest of the desk
Everything else the desk carries, at a glance: seasonal history, ten Australian money tools and the morning AI read.
ASX and US sectors side by side. Each chart renders full history or the last 10 years.
2 ASX sectors historically firm in August
- Capital Gains Tax
- Franking Credits
- Position Sizing
- Watchlist
- My Stocks
- My Properties
- Rental Yield
- Negative Gearing
- Stamp Duty
- Super Fund Comparison
Ten tools for the Australian side of your money. Calculators and trackers saved locally in your browser.
“Oil above $100, curve steep, credit calm — late-cycle energy bid meets stable macro backdrop.”
One grounded sentence over the desk's live feeds, rewritten every morning.
Type any theme and the Research Terminal maps its full value chain, layer by layer, to the constraint that matters.
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One desk for property, crypto, stocks and ETFs.
- Morning macro brief, refreshed nightly
- Housing cycle, rotation, valuation and recession risk
- News and signal, positioning, commodities
- Crypto dashboard and sentiment scanner, no LLM in the loop
- AU calculator toolkit: CGT, franking, gearing, super
- AI Research Terminal: 5 live searches per week
- Live market tapes updated through the day
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