Markets · twenty 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.

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Finance Tape, insiders, rates and news, live Thirty-five tickers on one tape, the newest SEC Form 4 insider trades decoded, the latest filings, the debt and the day’s news. Filings The market’s paperwork, read Any public company’s SEC filings from the commission’s own wire, with ten years of audited figures drawn and its insider trades. Prior Art A patent search, run and recorded This week’s USPTO and EPO grants, one search strategy written for five patent engines, and the whole CPC offline, with no key. Stocks Prices, charts and six real screeners A watchlist kept in your browser with Yahoo quotes and day moves, charts from one day to all history, and the trending tape. Crypto The coin wire, live Thirty-two coins priced live with the answering exchange named, the top thousand to search, and six chains’ mempools and fees. Money What your currency is worth today Thirty-one currencies against any base at the ECB’s daily fixing, with a converter and the Treasury curve beside last year’s. Inflation What a dollar from any year buys now An amount and two dates give the same buying power from the Consumer Price Index, with its 12-month rate and what moved most. Rates What money costs today The FOMC range, the New York Fed’s overnight rates, the Treasury curve against one and five years back, and the mortgage. Rate history Since 1953, month by month The 10-year, fed funds and the 30-year mortgage month by month, the municipal index 1953–2016, and every day the curve inverted. Municipal bonds Weekly GO yields, 1953 to 2016 All 3,325 weeks of the Bond Buyer 20-Bond GO index, 1953 to 2016, as the Fed republished it until its free copy stopped. Treasury The national debt, to the penny The public debt to the penny, the government’s cash balance, the day’s money in and out, and the average interest rates. Card Cash back and 0% APR, compared THE CREDITCARD’s cash back, 0% window and fee set beside the market’s strongest current offers, with a live finance wire. Investor What the book is worth Every name in the book on a card saying what runs on it today, with the owner’s conservative valuation and its basis set out. Portfolio The whole book, filterable Every asset held, marked flagship, active or strategic, to filter by tier or search by name, each with a link that opens it. Banks Insured, merged and failed Any FDIC-insured bank from BankFind with its assets, charter, regulator, mergers and branches, and every failure since 1934. Berth Ships by AIS, off Finland and Norway Ship positions from Finland’s and Norway’s open AIS feeds on one map, each with its age, and port calls at Finnish ports. Charity Any US nonprofit’s Form 990 years Search any US nonprofit by name or EIN and read its revenue, expenses, assets and officer pay as filed on Form 990, year by year. LLC Cost by State Fees and taxes, sourced The formation fee, the annual or biennial report and any annual LLC tax for all 50 states and DC, each with its source and date. Federal Jobs Openings by the town they are in Every open job on OPM’s USAJOBS register, filed by town, occupation and agency, with each one gone the day it closes. Remote federal jobs Work with no fixed duty station Every open announcement USAJOBS files as Anywhere in the U.S., soonest to close first, with its pay, grade and the link to apply.

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