Most tools show the past.Radar61 forecasts what’s next.
Charts, trade calls, terminals and AI assistants each do something well. None of them gives you a forecast with its range, probability and horizon stated in advance, then scores it once it resolves.
Compare it withwhat you use today.
What it does well
- Excellent charts and drawing tools
- Hundreds of indicators
- Fast access to price history
Where it stops
- It shows the past; the forward view is yours to build
- No stated probability or range
- Nothing records whether your read was right
“Where is gold going today?”
Charting platform
A gold chart with your indicators. The call, and keeping score of it, is up to you.
Radar61 · example forecast
Leans higher over the next 24 hours
- Range
- 80% between −0.2% and +1.1%
- Probability
- 62% it ends higher
- Why
- Real yields easing; the dollar softer into the data
- Then
- Scored at expiry and kept on the record
What a forecastshould come with.
Eight things that make a forecast useful and checkable, and which kind of tool provides them.
| Charting platform | Trade-call service | News and data terminal | General AI assistant | Your own research stack | Radar61 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A forecast stated before the outcome | ||||||
| A range and a probability | ||||||
| A defined horizon | ||||||
| The reasoning and evidence | ||||||
| Every market in one place | ||||||
| The wider world: macro, events, weather | ||||||
| Every outcome recorded and scored | ||||||
| Misses kept visible |
Yes In part, or depends on the providerNot what it’s for
Where thedifference comes from.
Not more charts or more data: seven capabilities, built to work as one system.
Market intelligence
The economy, policy, companies, events and the wider world, read for what they mean for prices.
Multi-asset research
Currencies to carbon, studied as one connected system rather than separate silos.
Forecasting methods
Statistical, econometric, machine-learning and ensemble methods, chosen for the problem.
Evaluation and accountability
Every forecast recorded in advance and scored against what happened, misses included.
Cross-market analysis
How a move in rates reaches the dollar, gold, equities and emerging markets.
Decision support
Scenarios, what-if and risk, so a forecast turns into a better-informed decision.
Data and infrastructure
Point-in-time data, APIs and integrations that institutions can build on.
What it isn’t
- Not a trade-call service: forecasts come with ranges, probabilities and a record
- Not a broker, and it doesn't hold funds or execute trades
- Not personalised investment advice
- Not a chatbot: answers rest on forecasts and evidence you can check
See the difference yourself.
Start free, follow a forecast to its outcome, and judge the record.