What changed
The page now leads with an answer, not a feed: material changes only, pushed from the app’s verdict engines. A row appears for exactly three reasons — a monitor’s verdict changed state (credit went Asleep → Stirring, vol flipped into Underpriced risk, breadth entered Washout), a tripwire fired, or a loud state is persisting (re-mentioned at most every few days, never daily). Sources today: the credit monitor, the vol regime verdict, the breadth cockpit, fund flows, the factor regime, the earnings season verdict, and weekly rotation crossings. Each row carries its severity (colored left rail), the STATE — evidence line, and clicks through to the owning monitor. Two honesty rules worth knowing: a verdict that’s been flip-flopping gets labeled “flip #3 this week — a borderline verdict, not a fresh regime” instead of alerting every flip; and when nothing material happened the section says so — “All quiet — 7 monitors watching. Last change: Credit Asleep → Priced for perfection (Aug 5).” Quiet is an answer. The Today tab in the nav shows a dot when the stack has items you haven’t seen; visiting the page clears it.Your names
The centerpiece. Every name you follow (portfolio + watchlists) that had something happen recently gets a row — logo, ticker, company, the day’s move with its σ-context, and pills explaining exactly why it surfaced:
Rows are ranked by how much happened; the first five pills show and the rest sit behind a +N more expander.
Hover any pill for a preview card — for calls, the verbatim sentence where the writer made the call; for coverage, the piece’s extracted thesis (or the full tweet). Every card links both ways: auramarkets → (the article page) and the original (open on X ↗, Substack, YouTube).
Click any ticker and the full stock pop-out opens right on the page — chart with call/earnings/13F markers, studies, compare, company panel, Ask Aura — close it and you’re back where you were.
Search works like the Calls search: type to filter live, Enter stacks a tag (AND semantics), and terms match tickers, company names, writers, and piece titles. A suggestion dropdown offers matches from your own rows as you type — tickers with company names, and the writers attached to them (with how many of your names each one touched) — pick one to commit it as a tag.
The rest of the page
- Writer signal — first-ever corpus mentions, new deep-dives, fresh calls, and cross-writer consensus, each track scrolling independently with its item count. Tickers show their logo and company name (same look as Your names), and hovering any deep-dive or fresh-call item pops the same preview card as the pills above — the piece’s thesis, or the call quoted verbatim, with both links.
- Smart money — the 13F cluster consensus, compact: the top eight names with logo, the 1-day move, a buyer/seller bar, and the net dollar flow across funds. The full table lives on Smart Money (13F).
- On deck — today’s macro releases with tier badges and actual / consensus / previous, plus who reports earnings (logos inline, your held names starred ★).
- Rotation watch — the top quadrant-crossing events from the rotation view: themes newly leading ↗, turning up ⤴, or rolling over ↘ vs SPY this week. These are crossings, not standings — a theme only appears when it just changed quadrant. New crossings also surface in What changed; this rail is the detail view.
- Pulse — the full Market Pulse briefing, rendered by the same component as the macro page.
- Wire — a rolling multi-source headline feed (Bloomberg, WSJ, CNBC, MarketWatch, FT, NYT), deduplicated across outlets, ticker-tagged stories first, each with its outlet tag and timestamp. Ticker chips on subject-of-the-story names open the stock pop-out. It’s the same newswire behind the Equities page’s Top Stories panel — this is the stream, that’s the ranked cut.
- Regime badge — the current market state, top right, sourced from the regime engine (not AI sentiment). Hover for the confidence % and the ranked anomalies behind the read.
- 30-day regime strip — right under the badge: one colored cell per trading day showing the engine’s state over the past month. Hover any cell for that day’s state — a glance tells you whether today’s read is a fresh flip or week three of the same regime.
Make it yours
The header’s Layout button rearranges the page: drag the right-column panels into your order, or remove any section you don’t read — removed sections restore anytime from the same editor.Time travel
The ◀ ▶ arrows by the date step through archived snapshots — each day’s final payload is preserved, so you can re-read any past morning exactly as it stood (history accumulates from July 3, 2026).The Pre-Market Brief email is the push version of this page — same engine, delivered ~6:30am ET.