98 widgets. 15 categories. All of them named below.

Composite score trajectory across the recorded history for the assets you select, with the net change over the chosen window. Shows where a bias has been drifting rather than where price has been.

Every monitored asset with its composite score and bias, from a quick scan down to a table that opens every driver behind each score side by side, with the seasonal window and the move since the last run.

A Relative Rotation Graph: each asset plotted by relative strength across the horizontal and the momentum of that strength up the vertical, with a tail tracing its path through the Leading, Weakening, Lagging.

Currencies ranked by how far the composite sits from neutral, in either direction. A high reading means the engine holds a side with confidence; it says nothing about how far the market will travel.

One currency at a glance: its composite score and bias, the contribution of each driver behind it, central bank stance and COT positioning.

Every driver against every currency in one grid: fundamentals, bank research desk by desk, positioning, central bank and seasonality, with the composite pinned on top.

One asset read end to end: what the composite is made of, what the research desk has written on it, and the central bank that sets its rate. Currencies, metals and indices; a cross is what Pair focus is for.

What has moved and by how much, in change-log form, ranked by the size of the shift and measured in scoring runs rather than days.

Every scored release for one asset in one table: what it printed, what was expected, what it was before, and the engine's read on each. A row opens to two years of history.

Compare the full macro fundamentals of currencies side by side: every tracked indicator (CPI, PPI, Services & Manufacturing PMI, GDP, unemployment, retail sales, trade balance and more) plus seasonality, the.

The fundamentals score for each currency. Bar style breaks each currency into its per-category contributions; heatmap style puts one row per indicator, colour-coded across every currency.

Any currency and indicator through time, as bars or a line. 24 months by default, with forecast dots overlaid on the actuals. Hover a point for the surprise against consensus.

How each currency's recent data has landed against consensus, weighted by the importance of each release and how recently it printed.

Currencies sitting at the extremes of their own COT percentile range, with net contracts, the weekly change and the reading behind each. Adjust the severity threshold to widen or narrow the filter.

Commitment of Traders positioning across selected assets: where speculative positioning sits against its own history, the long and short split behind it, and how crowded each side has become.

Commitment of Traders positioning over time. Chart one metric for a single asset, or compare several assets at the latest week or across their history. Weekly data, published Friday for the preceding Tuesday.

Weekly Commitment of Traders data for one currency, week by week: positioning, the change on each week, and the weeks where net positioning flipped from one side to the other. Choose how far back to read.

The change in net positioning against the prior week, ranked by the size of the shift. Shows where speculators added or cut most recently, which is a record of what they have already done rather than a signal.

Assets where the retail crowd is most one-sided, ranked as contrarian fade candidates. Ranked list, centred bars or crowd-pressure meters.

The full retail crowd read for a single pair: the long and short split, the crowd's average entry price on each side, and how far price now sits from them. Full detail or split only.

Retail crowd long and short positioning across selected assets, as rows, donuts, ranked bars, columns, a heatmap or a table.

Daily retail crowd positioning tracked over time. Plot the net lean (long% minus short%), crowd long%, or open interest, as a trajectory, a long and short split, the change over the window, or a table.

The retail crowd set against speculators for each asset: one is read contrarian, the other as positioning by those who hedge and speculate at size. Agreement between them is a crowded trade on both sides;

Top assets ranked by institutional consensus: bull%, bear%, coverage, and high-conviction calls.

What every desk is saying on one asset: its current call, its level, how strongly it holds it, and the thesis behind it.

What the bank research desks are publishing on one currency: the aggregate sentiment, the drivers behind it, the thesis, and the underlying reports.

Policy rate, real rate, forward stance and next meeting date for the central banks you select, with the rate history and countdowns to each decision. For a ranking of stance alone, use Hawk,dove ranking.

Which central banks the market has repriced most over a chosen lookback. Compares where the market prices each rate path today against where it priced it N days ago, ranked by the size of the shift, and can.

The rate-differential carry for every currency pair, long the higher-yielder and short the lower, ranked.

The central banks you select ranked from most hawkish to most dovish, using the same stance reading the composite scores from. The gap between two banks is the policy divergence behind their currency pair.

Upcoming policy decisions for the central banks you select, ordered by how soon they land. Scheduled meetings only, so an unscheduled decision does not appear here until it is announced.

What the market expects each central bank to do at its next meeting: cut, hold or hike, with the conviction behind it and the implied rate after the move.

Macro releases with actual, forecast and previous values, across windows from the next 24 hours out to the next 30 days, or looking back at what has already printed.

Live countdown to the next high-impact economic events for tracked currencies: each shown with the affected currency’s current score/bias and consensus vs prior, so you see at a glance what a beat or miss.

Chronological list of economic releases in the last 24h that have an actual value. Colour-coded above / below / in line with forecast.

The short daily read: the lead macro headline, the paragraph behind it, and the numbered watch items.

Every tradable read the engine holds in one ranked table: the crosses and every metal, commodity and index scored on its own.

The full pair score matrix across the major currencies, with the strongest edges called out.

The full breakdown for one pair: the composite score, both currencies' components set side by side, central bank stance, COT positioning and the written read on each leg. Opens to the full deep-dive.

Statistical profile for any asset: historical volatility, return percentiles, price position against the 52-week and 5-year range, moving-average deviation, drawdown, and a 30-day return distribution.

Relative currency strength over time, indexed to 100 at the start of the window. Pick the currencies to compare and the timeframe.

The seasonal path ahead for any asset, projected forward over your chosen horizon from the average of what it did on these calendar days in previous years, rebased so today reads zero.

Historical seasonal % path for any asset: currency, commodity, equity index, or major pair (pair paths are base − quote). Line chart (5/10/15y), monthly bars, or a forward-move table across all assets.

WatchTower native chart. 44 assets: FX, metals, commodities, indices. Candles, area or line, across 5m to 1M timeframes.

Your trade direction versus the score-implied direction, position by position. Green where you are trading with the composite score, red where you are fighting your own signal.

Upcoming high-impact economic events for the currencies in your book, ranked by proximity, each mapped to the positions it touches: so you know what is about to move your portfolio and where.

Your book in one panel: live price and change, the composite score, which leg the engine favours, and the full written read on each pair. Add and remove positions here, and set each one long or short.

What has moved under the positions you hold, and whether it moved your way. Composite score and day price change for each one, signed to the side you are trading it.

Whether your positions move as one. Correlates the daily returns of your holdings over a real window, then signs each pairing by the side you are trading it, so a positive reading always means two positions.

Net currency exposure across your positions: which currencies you are effectively long and which you are short, once the pairs are broken into their two legs.

How your positions sit against retail sentiment and COT smart money, currency by currency. Fading a crowded retail book (alongside the specs) is the contrarian sweet spot;

Where the market sits right now, read purely from price action: risk assets against havens, the dollar strengthening, weakening or ranging, and volatility calm, normal or stressed against its own baseline.

Live channel discussion from Squawk: post, reply and react without leaving the board. New messages arrive over a live connection rather than on a refresh timer. Use “Open chat” for the pop-out.

Whether the FX market is open right now, with the time remaining until the next open or close. The week runs from roughly 21:00 Sunday to 21:00 Friday UTC.

Live clocks for the four FX sessions, Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York, with whether each is open or closed and how long until that changes.