Research Desk
Our analysts publish so that learners can see how a market view is actually constructed — from raw data, through structure, to a scenario with a defined point of being wrong. Every note is educational. None of them is a recommendation.
Most retail market commentary is written to sound confident. Ours is written to be checkable. These five rules govern everything the desk publishes, and a note that breaks one of them does not go out.
Every note starts from published data — central-bank statements, official statistical releases, exchange data, and inventory reports. If a claim cannot be sourced, it does not appear in the note.
We map the higher-timeframe structure first. Narrative is fitted to the chart afterwards, and clearly labelled as interpretation, because a compelling story attached to a bad level is still a bad level.
Our notes describe what would have to happen for each scenario to unfold, and what would invalidate it. We publish conditions, not predictions, because the second one is a claim nobody can honestly make.
Any illustrative example carries its invalidation level and its risk cost. An idea presented without a stated point of being wrong is not analysis — it is a guess with better formatting.
Every published note is dated and archived unedited. We revisit prior notes openly, including those the market went on to contradict, because a research desk that never publishes its misses is not teaching anything.
Six recurring formats, each with a different purpose. Enrolled learners receive all of them; a sample of each is published openly on our insights page.
Every trading day, before the London open
A short written brief covering the overnight session, the levels that mattered and why, and the scheduled events that could change conditions during the day.
Published every Sunday evening
A top-down view across currencies, metals, and energy — what the week's structure looks like, where the correlations are tightening, and which releases carry the most weight.
Ahead of major scheduled releases
Before an FOMC decision, a CPI print, or an OPEC+ meeting, we publish a study of what the release actually measures, how markets have historically responded, and how a prepared trader thinks through scenarios in advance.
Monthly
Longer written pieces on a single idea — expectancy arithmetic, contango, real yields, correlation instability — written for learners who want the reasoning, not a summary.
Weekly
Historical charts annotated after the fact, showing how a documented method would have read the conditions — including the cases where the read was wrong and what the invalidation looked like.
Quarterly
A wider review of the policy environment — rate paths, inflation trajectories, and the structural themes shaping currency and commodity markets over months rather than days.
We work only from primary and officially published sources. Where a third-party estimate is used, it is named in the note so you can weigh it yourself.
Sample notes, event studies, and the daily outlook are published openly. Enrolled learners receive the full library along with the workshops that unpack it.
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