The Board
ProYour chart only tells you that price moved — never why. The Board puts the whole market next to your tape: the eleven sectors, the megacaps that move the Nasdaq, correlations, breadth, and the full macro-econ suite. So when ES or NQ rolls over, you can see tech leading it lower instead of guessing.
Your GEX levels show where dealers defend. The Board shows whether the tape is behind them — is tech leading the move, is breadth confirming, is the curve in your favor. Same Pro subscription as the orderflow suite; no second bill, no second tab.
What you get
The eleven S&P sectors on one panel — each tile sized by index weight, coloured by the day's move. When NQ rolls over, tech (XLK) tends to light up reddest and biggest, so the leadership reads at a glance. Click any tile to chart it.
A live read on the seven megacaps that actually move the Nasdaq — per-name buy/sell pressure, side by side. When the names behind the index are rolling, you see it in the meter before you talk yourself out of the level.
A correlation matrix and network across what you watch, plus market-internals breadth (advancers/decliners, TRIN). Is the whole tape moving together, or is this a one-name story you shouldn't fade?
Headline CPI, core CPI, PCE, core PCE, services-ex-shelter, and shelter on one panel with trailing bands and the Fed 2% target line. Print days are highlighted; the panel pulses on release.
2s/10s, 3m/10y, and forward curves with inversion highlighting, alongside 5y / 10y real yields and TIPS breakevens — the market's read on growth and inflation expectations, one click away.
Every major print on a filterable calendar — countdown, prior, consensus, actual, importance — plus a running surprise read of how the data has been landing versus consensus. Sort by time or importance; mute the low-tier noise.
What you'd do with it
Your level breaks and the chart won't tell you whether to trust it. You glance at the board: tech is reddest on the treemap, the Mag-7 meter is leaning sell, breadth is negative. The tape is behind the move — not a one-name head-fake. You read it; the board just made it impossible to miss.
Meeting Wednesday. The yield-curve dashboard shows the front end has barely moved while the long end is bid. That divergence — and where the 2s/10s sits — drives your sizing and direction into the decision.
The inflation monitor sitting on your main workspace means the headline and core numbers land in your visual field the moment they print. No tab-switching, no delay.
Included with Pro ($125/mo) — that's about 1/16th the cost of an institutional desk terminal.
Common questions
No — it shows you. The sectors, the megacaps, breadth and correlations sit right next to your chart, and you read the divergence yourself. The board surfaces what's leading; it never invents a cause, a number, or a forecast.
Sector and megacap moves from live equity data; inflation series from government and central-bank sources; yield-curve and TIPS-breakeven series from official Treasury data; the economic calendar and surprise read from a standard macro feed.
Yes — the alerts engine can trigger off any macro series crossing a threshold or printing outside a tolerance around consensus.
