User Guide
CerebroMacro is a macro and trend terminal built on real data — the Federal Reserve (FRED), the US Treasury, the CFTC's Commitments of Traders, and your live IQFeed. It helps you read market structure: liquidity, positioning, the yield curve, breadth, and trend. It doesn't predict prices and won't pretend to — the job is to show the real picture clearly so you can make the call.
How to read it
Don't try to read every tick — look for extremes and divergences across independent signals. When net liquidity is draining while market breadth narrows, conditions are getting fragile. When COT positioning reaches a multi-year extreme, the crowd is one-sided. When the 2s10s curve dis-inverts after a long inversion, history suggests paying attention. The edge is in the confluence, not any single reading.
Live data vs. simulated tools
Most of the terminal runs on live data, and every widget shows its source (FRED, US Treasury, CFTC, IQFeed, Yahoo). Two areas — the AI Agents and Scenario Sandbox tabs — hold model and what-if tools that are clearly marked "Simulated — not live data." Use those to explore hypotheticals, never as live readings.
Getting around
- Global OverviewNet liquidity, the yield-curve inversion tracker, sector heatmap, and live index overview — the macro picture at a glance.
- Technical AnalysisCharting on your IQFeed (type a symbol; switch 5M / 1H / 1D), market breadth, relative rotation, correlation, and factor strength.
- MacroeconomicsNet liquidity, yield curve, the Fed dot plot, and Congressional trading — the central-bank and policy backdrop.
- Macro ExtremesThe national debt clock and insider activity — tail-risk and positioning extremes.
- Sandbox / AI AgentsSimulated what-if and model tools, clearly labelled. For exploring scenarios, not for live decisions.
- Right railAlways-on Market Pulse (live index quotes), your Watchlist (live futures), and momentum Signals.
For research purposes only. Not financial advice.