Markets · nine desks
What things cost,
and what they are worth.
Rates, prices, debt and the book itself. Every figure on these desks is read from a public source at the moment you look at it and stamped with where it came from — none of it is a recommendation, and none of it is a number somebody typed in last year and left there.
Pick a door
Stocks
Prices, charts and six real screeners
A live watchlist with canvas charts and six genuine Yahoo screeners behind it, run keyless through relays.
Crypto
The coin wire, live
Prices across the majors, read continuously rather than snapshotted, in both editions.
Money
What your currency is worth today
Exchange rates read live, with the cross you actually want rather than a table of everything against the dollar.
Rates
The Fed, and what the mortgage costs
Policy rates and mortgage rates side by side, from the series the Fed itself publishes.
Treasury
The national debt, counting
The US debt read from the Treasury's own daily statement â the real figure, not an animated approximation of one.
Card
Credit-card offers, dated and checked
Real offers with the date each one was last verified, a live finance wire beside them, and a watcher that re-reads fees and 0% windows on its own.
Investor
What the book is worth
The valuation behind the register: active properties and strategic holdings, stated conservatively and shown as workings rather than a headline.
Portfolio
The whole book, filterable
Every property and every domain the firm holds, by practice, with a link that opens each one.
Tips
Tipping, worked out
What to leave, where, and why — on its own domain.