New 60-Day Trader Training Programme

Trade with the macro behind you

Your fundamental biasfor every market you trade

Know if macro trends support your trade before you enter — one score per asset tells you bullish, neutral, or bearish.

Every asset scored -100 to +100 with bias filter pills (Very Bullish → Very Bearish)

Macro Detail drill-down with per-asset confidence % and indicator scores (CPI, GDP, Jobs, PMI…)

Intraday pulse (1h / 4h / Session) layered on top so you can time the entry

Markets reward those who align with strength and punish those who fight it. In currencies, trends often run longer than expected—strong gets stronger, weak gets weaker—and the traders who can identify that early stand to capture the most.

The Macro Analysis Snapshot is built for exactly that purpose: giving you an instant, data-driven read on the fundamental bias of every market you trade. In just a few seconds, you'll know whether the macro behind an index, currency pair, or commodity is bullish, neutral, or bearish — so you only take setups the fundamentals actually support.

The Two-Pronged Problem

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First, too many traders fight momentum by going against currencies that are already fundamentally strong or weak. They're swimming against the tide and wondering why their currency pair or instrument just won't move in their direction—only to look after the trade and find another pair that moved in the correct direction much further and much faster.

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Second, traders take setups without knowing whether the macro behind the instrument actually backs the trade. They get caught on the wrong side because they never checked the fundamental bias on that pair before entering — fighting hidden tailwinds instead of letting the macro work in their favor.

The Two-Pronged Solution

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Immediately pinpoint which assets are surging higher or breaking down hardest. This lets you put capital behind the cleanest momentum plays—so every trade carries maximum conviction and the potential for outsized returns.

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By blending trend, seasonality, COT, retail sentiment, risk, and macro fundamentals on a single -100 to +100 scale — with the intraday pulse overlaying real-time momentum and volume confirmation — every asset gets one clear bias score. Before you enter any setup, glance at the score: if the macro backs your trade, you take it with conviction; if it doesn't, you sit on your hands.

What You Get

One unified dashboard that scores every asset, lets you drill into the macro fundamentals behind every score, and covers indices, commodities, currency futures, and FX pairs in a single view.

Bias-Filtered Scored Table

See every asset scored from -100 to +100 with a directional bias — Very Bullish, Bullish, Mild Bullish, Neutral, Mild Bearish, Bearish, Very Bearish. Filter by bias to isolate the strongest or weakest names instantly, with column-level scores for Trend, Season, COT, Retail, Risk, Signal, and the 1h / 4h / Session intraday pulse.

Macro Snapshot bias filter pills above the scored asset table

Macro Detail Drill-Down

Expand any asset to see its confidence percentage plus individual scores for the macro indicators driving the bias — CPI, GDP, Jobs, ADP, JOLTS, Claims, Unemployment, Mfg PMI, Services PMI, Retail Sales, PCE, PPI, Consumer Confidence, and Rates. No black box: every rating is backed by the underlying data.

Macro detail panel showing confidence percentage and per-indicator scores for a single asset

All Four Asset Classes, One Scale

Indices (S&P 500, FTSE 100, Russell 2K, Dow, NASDAQ), commodities (Copper, Platinum, Crypto, Crude Oil, Gold, Silver, UST 10Y), currency futures (DXY, 6E, 6J, 6B, 6A, 6C, 6S, 6N), and every major and cross FX pair — all scored on the same -100 to +100 scale so you can compare strength across markets in a single glance.

Forex pairs section of the Macro Snapshot scored table showing major and cross pairs ranked by bias

How It Works

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Scan

Open the dashboard and note the top three strongest and weakest assets — or use the bias filter pills to jump straight to a band.

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Select Expression

If you have a bias in a base currency, choose the cross with the highest supportive score in the Forex Pairs section.

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Pressure-Test

Check the supporting columns — Trend, Season, COT, and Retail — plus the per-asset Macro Detail to confirm fundamentals back the score before you commit.

Use-Case Examples

Swing GBP

"GBP bias long" → Macro Analysis Snapshot shows GBP/AUD and GBP/NZD most bullish. Choosing the stronger of the two can mean getting more money out of the trade.

CPI Print

USD trend already bearish; on a soft CPI surprise, short USD against the strongest counterpart in the Macro Analysis Snapshot rather than guessing.

Pre-Trade Bias Check

About to short EUR/USD on a chart setup? Glance at the Macro Snapshot first. If EUR scores higher than USD on the macro, sit on your hands — or size down — instead of fighting a hidden tailwind. Only take trades the macro actually supports.

Macro Snapshot trading compass showing currency pair strengths

Who This Is For

Swing Traders

Have a fundamental bias in GBP or JPY? Don't just pick a pair at random—target the strongest cross so your entry has built-in tailwind.

Risk-Event Traders

CPI, NFP, central-bank headlines—trade the pairs already trending in your direction so you can move stops to break-even quickly and ride the momentum.

Discretionary Traders

Have a clean chart setup and want to know if the macro backs it? Pull the per-pair bias score — only take trades where the fundamentals point your way.

Get More Money Out of Your Trades

Stop trading against the macro and second-guessing your charts. Know your fundamental bias on every pair before you enter, and trade every setup with the full fundamental picture behind you.