About & Method

Three market pulse editions every trading day, timed to the sessions traders actually work: Asia, London open and New York open. Each one states a direction, the numbers behind it, and what is on the radar. A longer daily analysis follows each morning, and news is curated and tagged by asset class throughout the day.

Every edition keeps a permanent, timestamped URL. That is deliberate: a market call that quietly disappears cannot be checked. Ours stay up whether they aged well or not.

Detection is mechanical before it is editorial. Price data across 13 instruments is scored against its own recent distribution to find moves that are genuinely unusual rather than merely loud, plus cross-asset divergences worth a second look. Only what survives that filter gets written up.

Every claim carries a number and a timestamp. When the tape says nothing, we say so — “no edge today” is a valid and frequent conclusion. Timestamps are published in UTC because the audience is global.

No buy or sell calls. No price targets. No profit claims. No “I called it”. Every published edition passes an automated check for that language before it goes out — the rule is enforced by the pipeline, not by good intentions.

Liquiditrax is an education platform and analytics software, not a financial service. Nothing published is a solicitation or investment advice. Every decision and every risk is yours.

What is Liquiditrax?

Liquiditrax is a data-driven market intelligence and education platform for global retail traders. It publishes a read of the tape at each market session — Asia, London and New York — covering macro, commodities, forex, US stocks and crypto, along with curated market news and research. It is an analytics and education platform, not a financial service.

Does Liquiditrax give buy or sell signals?

No. Liquiditrax publishes analytics on what has already happened in the market. It does not issue trade signals, buy or sell recommendations, price targets, or return claims. Every reader's decisions and risk are their own.

Where does Liquiditrax data come from?

Market prices and levels come from public market data feeds covering 13 instruments across five asset classes. Headlines are third-party news from established market news providers, curated and tagged by asset class, always linked back to the original publisher. Every claim published carries a number and a timestamp.

How often is Liquiditrax updated?

Three editions publish every trading day, timed to the market sessions: Asia, London open and New York open. A longer daily analysis publishes each morning. Every edition keeps a permanent, timestamped URL, so past editions can be checked against what the market actually did.

Is Liquiditrax free?

Yes. The dashboard, market pulse editions, news and tools are free to read. Paid products for traders are planned separately and are not required to use the published analysis.