Everything you've researched and written down stays connected to what's happening in the market right now, so every question builds on what you already know.
The gap everyone's used to
You track a position in one tab, jot a thesis in another, and pull up a research report in a third. By the time you're back at your desk tomorrow, none of them know about the other two. The market moved. Your notes didn't.
What changes here
Next Level Intelligence keeps one thread running underneath all of it — your holdings, what you've written down, what you've already researched — and hands that thread to the same reasoning layer that's watching prices and sentiment move in real time. Ask it something and it isn't starting from a blank page; it's starting from everything you've already told it, cross-checked against what just happened.
What that actually looks like
You flagged a company three weeks ago over a hiring slowdown. Today its litigation count ticks up. In most tools, connecting those two facts is your job, and it only happens if you happen to remember. Here, the connection is already sitting there when you ask.
One thread, several instruments
Live cross-asset correlation, indices, commodities, rates, and FX in one view.
Your holdings, benchmarked, with return and alpha tracked automatically.
Company diligence — financials, litigation, hiring signals — in one report.
Which companies the news and the crowd are actually talking about, right now.
Capture a thesis in ten seconds. It stays attached to the ticker it's about.
Ask it anything about what you're looking at — it already knows the context.
Memory that doesn't expire. Reasoning that doesn't go stale.
Most tools pick one.