Before you pick a trade you need the context: what is moving, where the risk tone sits, what is on the calendar. The Global Monitor is the one-screen check before every session.
Third-party data, for context only. Education only. Not financial advice.
Six tabs on one screen: Markets, Map, Wire, Risk, Briefing (a rule-based summary, not AI) and Streams.
The Wire headline feed.
Headlines collected from third-party feeds, searchable by headline, country and source, so the context reaches you without twelve open tabs.
Chips filter the feed by severity; the search box matches headlines, countries and sources.
Market signals and asset tables.
Market signals, then the instruments that set the tone, grouped on one screen.
Risk tone, sector breadth, rotation leader, curve and volatility at the top; indices, futures, safe havens, FX, energy, defense stocks and crypto below. Sector rotation and movers follow.
Financial map.
Monetary policy and market-stress stories by country, with central banks marked, plus a financial newswire filtered by severity.
Hover a central bank for its next high-impact release; hover a dot for the stories behind it.
DEFCON status and disease outbreaks.
DEFCON status, labelled on the page as a third-party estimate, beside disease outbreaks ranked by severity from WHO Disease Outbreak News.
The page names the source under each panel.
Prediction markets.
Trending prediction markets, searchable, as another read on what the crowd is weighing. Prices are the crowd’s odds, not forecasts.
Ranked by 24h volume, via Polymarket. Shown for context only; not a forecast.
A simple habit: start with context, not entries. The monitor turns that into a short routine before every session.
What moved overnight?
Risk-on or risk-off?
Context first, entries second.
It is the one-screen context check before a session: events, headlines, markets, risk and the calendar in one place.
Third-party sources, named on each panel (for example Polymarket, the Forex Factory feed and WHO Disease Outbreak News), collected into one page. For context only.
Yes. It sits beside Charts and the Smart Money desk in the Terminal section of your dashboard.
Create your account and make the two-minute context check part of your routine.
Education only. Not financial advice.