engulfing reads the macro calendar, scores what each event does to the instruments you follow, and turns that into a position with an entry, a target and the conditions that would end it.
August CPI rose 0.4% m/m and 3.4% y/y, pushing futures-implied odds of a Fed rate hike next week to about 90% from 70% before the release.
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Three steps, in this order. A release is scored before it becomes a position, and the order is the whole argument.
CPI, payrolls, FOMC, GDP, earnings. Each one carries a forecast, a prior and a weight, so a quiet week is visibly quiet and a loaded one is visibly loaded.
A release does not move an index directly. It moves real yields, the dollar, earnings breadth — and those move the index. The graph carries that path, with a weight on every edge.
Long or short, since when, at what level, with a target and the exit conditions that would end it. Checked and dated, so you can tell a current view from a stale one.
One workspace: the markets you follow, the calendar that moves them, and the journal of what you did about it.
Today in one screen — open positions, what is due before the close, and the releases already scored.
Indices, sectors, commodities, FX, crypto and bonds. Per instrument: the drivers ranked by weight, its events, its news, its candlesticks.
Star what you actually follow and it pins to the top of every page.
Long-, medium- and short-term stances with entries, targets and exit conditions — and the record of what was taken.
What is building before it is news, and the tactical read on each instrument.
Stocks, FX and crypto — the same machinery, pointed at the market you trade.
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