Ask the desk anything.
It answers with receipts.
Mastermind AI reads the desks before it speaks — signals, filings, flow, the regime — cites what it used, and ends every answer on a plain stance. Even when the stance is wait.
FAST LANE FREE TO TRY · 5 QUESTIONS A WEEK
What changed in semiconductors this week?
Analyzed for 6s · 4 checks▼
WHAT IT DID
- Read tonight's macro regime board
- Checked the day's flow on the options desk
- Compared factor leadership against the laggards
- Cross-checked the group's recent filings
Leadership narrowed: memory and equipment names carried the group this week, while the broader chip basket went sideways.
Options flow leaned to hedges rather than fresh buying, so price and positioning disagree — I've left that unresolved rather than averaging it.
STANCEWatch — don't chase.
One analyst,
every page.
A floating launcher rides every page. Ask the Mastermind is a full-page desk with saved threads. Hover any dashboard panel and it offers to explain that panel. In the Terminal it opens on the symbol you're already reading.
- A launcher on every page. You never leave what you were reading.
- A full-page desk with history. Old threads are still there when you come back.
- Answers survive the tab. Close it mid-answer; the run finishes and picks up where it was when you return.
WHERE IT LIVES every page on the site
Three doors, one conversation — wherever you ask from, the answer plays by the same rules.
It reads the page
you're reading.
The symbol you have open and a snapshot of what the dashboard is showing ride along with your question — you never re-type what the screen already says. Slash commands jump straight to a lane: /chart, /research, /explain.
- The active symbol comes with it. No preamble about what you're looking at.
- The page's state, not just its name. What the panel is showing right now is what it reads.
- Slash commands. /chart maps structure · /research goes deep · /explain reads this page.
WHAT RIDES ALONG the page's current state
SLASH COMMANDS
/chartMap structure, levels & what to watch /researchDeep-dive with Deep Research /explainRead this page right nowAnswers that
show their work.
While it works you watch the steps go by. When it's done the strip folds into a receipt you can open again — and the citation chips under the answer open the exact desks it used.
- A working receipt. "Analyzed for Ns · N checks" — open it and read the steps it ran.
- Citations open the real page. Up to eight per answer, each one the page itself.
- Disagreement said out loud. When boards conflict it reports them unresolved, never averaged into mush.
ANATOMY OF ONE ANSWER receipt opened
- Read tonight's macro regime board
- Checked the day's flow on the options desk
- Compared factor leadership against the laggards
- Cross-checked the group's recent filings
The flow desk and the regime board disagree here. I've kept that disagreement visible instead of splitting the difference.
STANCEWatch — don't chase.
Every answer lands
on a stance.
It answers the question you actually asked, in plain words, and closes on one of six stances — even when the honest one is wait.
- Six stances, no score to decode. You never get a number and have to guess.
- "Watch — don't chase" is a complete answer. When the read says wait, it says wait.
- It explains; the engines decide. The assistant never originates a signal of its own.
THE SIX STANCES one per answer
The semiconductor answer above lands on watch — don't chase. That is a complete answer, not a dodge.
It draws
what it means.
A chart can appear inside the reply. In the Terminal it marks support and resistance from the bars it fetched — never invented levels. On the Pro lane you can attach up to four charts or screenshots and ask about those.
- Levels come from the bars. Read off real candles, not made up to look tidy.
- Up to four images per question. Charts, screenshots, whatever is on your screen.
- Image analysis is a Pro lane feature. The pricing page owns the current boundary.
A CHART INSIDE THE REPLY levels read off the bars
It's holding the level it cleared, and volume came with it. The next level overhead is still untouched.
STANCEGet ready.
Fast for the question.
Deep for the research.
The Fast lane answers quick market questions — free to try at five a week. Deep Opus chat and Deep Research return a structured report instead: regime, rotation, positioning, tensions, what's ahead. Allowances are metered by plan; the pricing page owns the numbers.
- Fast: five quick questions a week, free. No card needed to try it.
- Deep: a structured report, not a longer chat. Written out in sections.
- The boundary lives on the pricing page. This page restates no price and no allowance.
TWO LANES allowances live on the pricing page
- Regime
- Rotation
- Positioning
- Tensions
- What's ahead
Ask your first question.
The Fast lane is free to try — five quick questions a week. Open the desk and ask something you actually want settled today.
Market intelligence, not individualized investment advice. Product UI examples are illustrative.