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Sentinel, the AI macro analyst in WatchTower Terminal
Sentinel is the AI analyst inside WatchTower Terminal. It answers questions about currencies, metals, indices and central banks from the terminal's own data, through 35 tools that read the scores, central bank pricing, bank research, positioning, the calendar and the news, and it is on the Pro plan at $49 a month ($10 for the first month), with 30 messages a day.
Asked "Is the dollar bullish into the next Fed meeting?", this is what it reads, as of 12 November 2026
- US dollar composite
- 58 out of 100, bullish
- Fed, 9 Dec
- 100% hike (93% for a 25 bp hike), 4.27% implied after
- Speculators in euro futures
- net short 78,559 contracts, CFTC 3 Nov
These are the figures on the terminal today that Sentinel's tools return for that question, shown as its inputs rather than as its answer. Its answer weighs them, says which matters most, and can place the panels they come from under the text.
What it reads
Scores and markets
- The terminal's read on any asset: its score, bias and the drivers behind it
- What has changed for a currency or pair, each score move with the driver that moved it
- The macro state of each economy
- Price levels the terminal tracks, and the price chart on any timeframe
Central banks
- What the market prices for each meeting: the odds of a hike, hold or cut, and the rate implied
- What a central bank has said and done: recent speeches, decisions and minutes
- Central bank and desk forecasts
Research and news
- The bank and broker research, 20 to 30 reports a day, each read in full when it arrived
- Each desk's direction, conviction and date on an asset
- The news archive, up to 30 days back, and the full text of a story
- Why a market moved over a window: the releases, decisions and headlines in it, measured by what price did after
Data and positioning
- Any data release in full: the consensus, every desk's forecast, recent prints and what the central bank behind it is priced to do
- The economic calendar ahead
- CFTC positioning and retail long and short percentages
- Historical studies run over the terminal's data ("how often", "what usually happens")
Your terminal
- Every panel, read as you would see it, and the guide to what each one does
- Your own portfolio, when you ask about it
- It can place a live panel in its answer, add one to your board or build a new board when you ask
Its limits
- It is on the Pro plan only, with 30 messages per member per day.
- It answers from the terminal's data and the research the terminal holds. Where the terminal holds nothing on a question, it says so rather than filling the gap.
- It describes data and the reasoning behind a read. It is not financial advice, and the terminal adds that line under every answer built on market data.
- It does not place trades or connect to a broker.
- Its answers are written by an AI model. Check anything you act on against the panel it came from.
Questions
What is Sentinel?
Sentinel is the AI analyst inside WatchTower Terminal. It answers questions about currencies, metals, indices and central banks from the terminal's own data, through 35 tools that read the scores, central bank pricing, bank research, positioning, the calendar and the news, and it is on the Pro plan at $49 a month ($10 for the first month), with 30 messages a day.
Is Sentinel like ChatGPT for forex?
It is a chat assistant, but it answers from the terminal's live data rather than from what a general model remembers: the scores for 24 markets, what is priced at 8 central banks, the bank research the terminal reads each day, CFTC and retail positioning, the calendar and the news archive. Where the terminal holds nothing on a question, it says so.
Does Sentinel give trading signals?
No. It describes data and the reasoning behind a read, and the terminal adds a not-financial-advice line under every answer built on market data. It does not place trades or connect to a broker.
How much does Sentinel cost?
Sentinel is included in WatchTower Terminal Pro: $10 for the first month, then $49 a month, or $490 a year. Each member has 30 messages a day.
The data it reads is partly free on this site: the macro outlook, central bank pricing, the weekly COT report and the plain facts. How it compares with other tools: eleven tools, with sourced prices.