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    AI market intelligence

    One workspace for multi-asset market research

    Multi-horizon AI bias across 50+ instruments across 5 asset classes, 50+ news sources read by language models, and a regime-aware paper-trading desk — in a single dashboard, updated approximately every 60 seconds.

    Who it’s forInvestors and analysts who cover FX, indices, commodities, equities, and crypto and want one structured place to research them — not a signals-to-copy service.

    Paper-trading and market-intelligence workspace. Start with a 7-day free trial — a card is required and Pro ($49/mo) or Enterprise ($199/mo) converts automatically unless you cancel.

    Research and analytical tools only — not investment advice. Signals can be wrong. Trading involves risk of loss.

    Product screenshot — the multi-horizon AI bias grid across FX, indices, commodities, equities, and crypto

    The problem

    Research is scattered across too many tabs

    Covering several asset classes usually means stitching together a charting tab, a news reader, an economic calendar, a positioning tracker, and a spreadsheet — then re-deriving the same context by hand every morning.

    Intel Core Strata consolidates that into one workspace: a multi-horizon directional bias read for each instrument, the news and macro context behind it, a regime view, and a paper-trading desk to pressure-test ideas without risking capital. It is a research tool, not investment advice, and it does not place real orders.

    What you actually get

    Capabilities, described honestly

    Multi-horizon AI bias

    A directional bias read for each instrument at 24h, 48h, and 72h horizons, with a confidence level and the detected market regime attached — so you can see where the model leans and how strongly, across every asset class in one grid.

    News & macro intelligence

    50+ news sources scored for sentiment by language models, tiered by impact, alongside a central-bank and economic calendar. Each item shows its own publication, timestamp, and model score in-product.

    Regime & Portfolio Manager view

    Trending / Ranging / Risk-Off / Crisis regime classification and a Trade / Caution / Avoid Portfolio Manager read, smoothed so it responds to genuine shifts rather than noise. Context for your own decisions — not an instruction to act.

    Paper-trading desk

    A paper-trading desk with simulated fills, trailing stops, and partial take-profits runs on real market data so you can pressure-test setups. Live-execution integrations are under development and are not currently available.

    Full logic receipts

    Every bias read exposes its logic receipt: the data sources, the model used, the confidence level, the detected regime, and the news sentiment behind it. Nothing is a black box you are asked to trust blindly.

    Public Signal Ledger

    Published bias calls are timestamped before their forward window opens and settled against the market — wins and losses both counted, in the open. You can inspect the record before you subscribe.

    Product screenshot — a per-instrument AI deep dive with its logic receipt and news context

    Methodology & trust

    How the reads are built — and checked

    Bias reads are generated on a fixed cadence and published with a timestamp before their forward window opens, then graded automatically against what the instrument actually did over each horizon. Wins, losses, neutrals, and not-yet-graded calls are all counted — nothing is quietly dropped.

    We publish the individual calls and their outcomes, including losses, as counts in the Public Signal Ledger. We deliberately do not publish an aggregate accuracy, win-rate, or return percentage: a single headline number is easy to cherry-pick and hard to verify, so we show the underlying calls instead and let you judge.

    Everything here is research and analytical tooling. Intel Core Strata is not a broker, investment adviser, or investment fund, it cannot connect to or place orders at a broker or exchange, and its signals can be wrong.

    FAQ

    Questions, answered plainly

    Does this place trades or connect to my broker?

    No. Intel Core Strata is a research and paper-trading workspace. It cannot connect to a broker or exchange and it does not route real orders. The trading desk uses simulated fills so you can test ideas without risking capital.

    How current is the data?

    Market data and bias reads are updated approximately every 60 seconds.

    What does it cover?

    The engine scans 50+ instruments across 5 asset classes — FX, indices, commodities, equities, and crypto — and publishes a multi-horizon bias read for each.

    Will you tell me your accuracy or returns?

    We do not publish an aggregate accuracy or return figure. Instead, every call and its settled outcome — including losses — is published in the Public Signal Ledger for you to inspect directly.

    What does it cost?

    Pro is $49/month and Enterprise is $199/month, each with a 7-day free trial. A card is required for the trial and it converts automatically unless you cancel. Enterprise adds one read-only tactical REST endpoint, rate-limited.

    Look at the evidence, then decide

    Start a paper-trading and research workspace, or read the published calls and their settled outcomes first — including the losses.

    Intel Core Strata provides research and analytical tools only — not personalised investment advice. Bias reads and classifications can be wrong. Trading involves risk of loss.

    Important disclosure

    • Intel Core Strata provides research and analytical tools.
    • It is not a broker, investment adviser, or investment fund.
    • Information provided is not personalised investment advice.
    • Signals, models, and classifications can be wrong.
    • Past or simulated observations do not guarantee future outcomes.
    • You remain responsible for your own investment decisions.

    Trading involves risk of loss.