The Dashboard

Every note on this paper is computed upstream, on ChartHorizon's own research dashboard: end-of-day futures and CFTC data, read against the four lights — season, the commercials' positioning, the hedging program, term structure — with the interest-rate bias added across the FX majors. The Weekly Tape, the Hedgers' Ledger and the FX Map are what that board prints when the desk judges a market worth writing about.

Now you run the board yourself — a local-first install that lives on your machine and opens in your browser, the same positioning work set with the same care, only live: every market, every light, on demand.

Every market, every light

Forty futures markets scored on the four signals at once — season, the commercials' positioning, the hedging program and term structure — filterable and ranked, the whole desk on a single screen. It's the view that decides which market is worth a note.

The season, isolated

Years of the same contract folded onto one calendar, so a market's seasonal tendency stands clear against where price actually sits this year — the first of the four lights, read on its own terms.

Cross-asset, side by side

Three markets on one timeline — the euro against sterling against the dollar; equities against bonds — so a divergence between things that usually move together shows up before the turn does. Quarter boundaries marked, the lines yours to draw.

Down to the candle

Every contract as a full chart — price, open interest and the commercials' net on one pane, years deep, with drawing tools to mark up what you see. The same data the notes are built on, open to your own read.

The board is ready. Pick your platform below — it lives on your machine and opens in your browser, with no account and nothing in the cloud.

Local-first by design — your data never leaves your machine. Something broken, or working well? The desk reads its mail at @PlayLoneHand.