More data than the day will allow
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A terminal for analysts who think in distributions, not directions.
Chicago · 2026Headlines · Reports · Curves
Seconds to relevance
Black-box forecasts
Bias compounds silently
By the time it's clear, it's late
Few analysts measure their own hit-rate
Every screen revolves around the analyst's current view. Evidence pulled from forecasts and scenarios auto-populates the supporting / contradicting columns. A conviction slider anchors the thesis to a number. Goldeneye's LLM critiques it: missed risks, blind spots, questions to answer.
The ensemble reads weather, storage, positioning, and price-only signals. Each model's directional call carries its supporting + contradicting factors with weights. A backtest engine replays the same models against real history under strict look-ahead controls — the hit rates are honest.
Apply primitive shocks (weather, LNG export, production, storage) to a baseline and watch the forecast shift. Goldeneye's narrator explains the directional pressure, the strongest counterargument, and the data that would validate or invalidate each scenario in the next 1-2 weeks. Exportable as a PDF for the desk's morning meeting.
The Calibration page buckets every resolved journal entry by claimed conviction and reports actual hit rate. The DQ Coach panel synthesizes per-bucket coaching — what patterns appear in your wins, what patterns appear in your misses, and one actionable suggestion per band.
Every thesis you write is logged with the data you saw, the counterarguments you weighed, and the conviction you assigned. When the market resolves, the system attributes outcome to calibration, not to luck.
Over time the calibration record builds a personal reliability diagram. Your 70% theses resolved at 64%. That gap is the most actionable signal an analyst can have — and nobody else is measuring it.
Goldeneye is building the decision infrastructure
for the probabilistic era.
The demo is live. The architecture is shipped. The next move is yours.