Welcome to auramarkets

A market intelligence system: live dashboards, a research corpus that reads everything you follow, writer track records, and a daily synthesis built around your positions.

auramarkets is a market intelligence system — not another dashboard with quotes on it.

The idea: the inputs that actually drive your thinking are scattered across a dozen places. Prices and vol live on one screen, macro context on another, the sharpest research is buried in Substack posts, X threads, YouTube interviews, and subscriber chats — and none of it knows what you own. auramarkets pulls all of it into one system where the pieces talk to each other, and then points the whole thing at your positions.

The loop

Everything on the site is one flywheel:

1. Ingest — everything you'd want to read, read for you

   Every day the system ingests Substack (free and paid — full archives and subscriber chats), X, and YouTube from curated writers. Each piece is fully read: thesis extracted, tickers tagged, claims pulled out, embedded for semantic search. Hundreds of pieces become a queryable research memory instead of a firehose you feel guilty about.

2. Score — opinions become track records

   Every directional take becomes a tracked call — entered at the price when the writer said it, scored against SPY ever since. Over time that produces something no feed gives you: who’s actually been right, who’s loud, and who’s a reliable contrary indicator. Writers earn FOLLOW/FADE grades that travel with every call they make.

3. Watch — the market side, live

   Dashboards cover the tape itself: Market Pulse (a regime engine plus a live event feed), 25 world indices, the volatility shelf, breadth, CTA/VRP positioning models, the cross-asset scanner, a 40-theme thematic map with rotation tracking, and quarterly 13F flows from 34 funds.

4. Connect — every view drills into every other

   Nothing is a dead end. A theme drills to its sub-themes, a sub-theme to its stocks, a stock to its chart — with your writers’ calls drawn on the price and the institutions’ 13F flags next to them. A call links back to the exact sentence it came from. A macro event links into the names it touches.

5. Personalize & push — it comes to you

   All of it is intersected with your portfolio and watchlists. The Today page answers “what happened to my names and why” every morning, and the Pre-Market Brief email pushes the same synthesis before the open — fresh calls, position flips, consensus forming, earnings on deck.

6. Ask — the whole system is queryable

   AskAura sits on top of everything: the corpus, the call ledger, 13F filings, your portfolio, and live web/X data. “What are my writers saying about semis?” or “who flipped short recently?” — answered with citations, charts inline.

The compounding part: the longer it runs, the better it gets. The corpus deepens, track records sharpen, and questions that once meant an hour of tab-hopping become one query.

What that looks like in practice

• A theme lights up on the rotation view → drill to the sub-theme → see which of its stocks your writers have live calls on → open the chart with those calls marked at their entry bars.
• A name in your portfolio gaps down → Today already shows why: the writer who flipped short yesterday, the 13F sellers last quarter, the earnings print behind it.
• You vaguely remember someone making the bull case for uranium → semantic search finds the piece, its extracted thesis, and how that writer’s calls have scored since.

What’s inside

Today

The synthesis page — everything above, intersected with your names, every morning.

Macro

Market Pulse, Daily Recap, CTA & VRP models, cross-asset scanner, treasury curves.

Indices

25 world indices, the volatility shelf, movers, highs/lows, and the thematic rotation map.

Research

The corpus: Substack + chats + X + YouTube, scored calls, writer grades, AskAura.

Single Names

Watchlists, heatmaps, ticker-level deep dives, phase-change screens.

Portfolio

Connect via Plaid. Performance, factor exposure, CVaR, stress scenarios.

Start here

First time? Take the Quick tour — five things to do in your first session.

A few notes

• Data lag. Most prices currently come from free feeds, delayed roughly 15–20 minutes. Near-real-time paid feeds are on the roadmap. For now, use auramarkets for context, not execution.
• Active development. Features ship fast — your feedback directly shapes what comes next.
• Free and invite-only. If you’re reading this, you probably know me — tell me what you think.