Terminal functions

Every command the terminal answers to. Type an instrument then a function (AAPL GP), or a market-wide function on its own (WEI).

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Instrument functions

Function	What it does	Command
ANR	Analyst recommendations: Recommendation trends and price targets	`<SYMBOL> ANR`
BETA	Beta against an index: Least squares regression of an instrument against a chosen index, with the scatter, the fitted line, r squared, alpha and the standard error. The index, the period and the return frequency are all selectable.	`<SYMBOL> BETA`
BI	Research summaries: Summaries of filings, earnings and price drivers (no screen yet)	`<SYMBOL> BI`
CF	Company filings: SEC filing documents and form filters	`<SYMBOL> CF`
DCF	Discounted cash flow: Stored base, levered and custom DCF tables (no screen yet)	`<SYMBOL> DCF`
DEPTH	Order book: Crypto depth and equity top of book	`<SYMBOL> DEPTH`
DES	Security description: Company profile and metrics with field provenance	`<SYMBOL> DES`
DVD	Dividends and splits: Distribution and split history	`<SYMBOL> DVD`
ERN	Earnings: Past and upcoming earnings with report price reaction	`<SYMBOL> ERN`
FA	Financial analysis: Annual and quarterly statements, ratios and growth	`<SYMBOL> FA`
FCST	Forecast: Stored sam v1 and sam v2 probabilities with a local statistical baseline	`<SYMBOL> FCST`
GIP	Intraday chart: Last available session with prior close	`<SYMBOL> GIP`
GP	Price chart: Stored OHLCV with intraday and calendar aggregation	`<SYMBOL> GP`
HDS	Institutional holders: Institutional ownership from 13F filings	`<SYMBOL> HDS`
HP	Historical prices: Daily, weekly and monthly prices with CSV export	`<SYMBOL> HP`
HVT	Historical volatility: Annualised realised volatility over ten, twenty, thirty, sixty, ninety and two hundred and fifty two period windows on one axis, with the current reading, its range, its median and its percentile.	`<SYMBOL> HVT`
INS	Insider transactions: Form 4 purchases and sales	`<SYMBOL> INS`
MGMT	Management and board from filings: directory, executives and compensation, plus a flat rows view	`<SYMBOL> MGMT`
NEXT	sam next market chart: The next candles. The price chart on five minute bars with what sam v2 committed to for the coming hours drawn past the last real bar: hollow amber candles, the first to ninth decile band behind them, a dashed line at now and a label that says it is a forecast and not a price. Under the chart, the forecast panel for the same instrument and the record that makes the projection readable. The same projection is on GP by itself: press F, or the FORECAST button, on a one minute or five minute chart. SNC opens it too.	`NEXT [TICKER]`
OMON	Options monitor: Options chains and local greeks	`<SYMBOL> OMON`
RV	Relative valuation: Peer multiples, growth and margins	`<SYMBOL> RV`
SEAG	Seasonality: Average and median return by calendar month and by weekday, with the hit rate, the best and worst period and the sample size behind every bucket. The number of years is selectable.	`<SYMBOL> SEAG`
SKEW	Volatility surface: The implied volatility smile across the strikes of one expiry, the at the money term structure out along the nearest expiries, and the two on one grid as a heat map of expiry against moneyness.	`<SYMBOL> SKEW`
SPLC	Supply chain: Customers and suppliers from company reports (no screen yet)	`<SYMBOL> SPLC`
TAPE	Time and sales: Recent equity and crypto trades	`<SYMBOL> TAPE`
TRA	Total return: Growth of ten thousand against a benchmark, with the compound growth rate, the maximum drawdown, the annualised volatility and a table by calendar year.	`<SYMBOL> TRA`

Market-wide functions

Function	What it does	Command
ALRT	Alerts: Price cross, percentage move over a window and volume spike alerts kept in this browser, checked against the quote feed every fifteen seconds, with a browser notification and an acknowledgeable history.	`ALRT`
BOARD	Instrument board: Every instrument the data service tracks on one screen, grouped by class: the last price, the move on the day, the move over five sessions and a month, where the price sits in its 52 week range, volume and session state, and what sam v1 and sam v2 committed to for the next five minutes, hour and session with the probability beside it. Sortable by any column, filterable, and keyboard driven: up and down move the cursor, ENTER opens the chart, F the forecast, D the description.	`BOARD`
BQL	Query: Read-only queries over stored market data	`BQL`
BQNT	Notebook: Sandboxed Python analysis (no screen yet)	`BQNT`
BTMM	Money markets: Policy rates, funding rates and bill yields	`BTMM`
CACS	Corporate actions: Splits, mergers and spinoffs	`CACS`
CONGRESS	Congressional trading: Latest Senate and House disclosures (no screen yet)	`CONGRESS`
CORR	Correlation matrix: Correlation matrix of up to twelve instruments taken from a watchlist or typed in, drawn as a heat map with the values on it, plus the rolling correlation of any pair over a window you choose.	`CORR [TICKER,TICKER,...]`
CRYPTO	Crypto monitor: Prices, changes, market cap and sparklines	`CRYPTO`
DEFAULT	Default layout: Closes every panel and opens the default desk: the instrument board on the left and this function directory on the right. RESET does the same.	`DEFAULT`
ECO	Economic calendar: Release schedule, actual, prior and available consensus	`ECO`
ECST	Economic statistics: Country indicators and US series with history	`ECST`
EQS	Equity screener: Screen stored fundamentals and technical fields	`EQS`
FUND	Perpetual funding: Crypto perpetual funding, mark and index price (no screen yet)	`FUND`
FXC	Foreign exchange: Reference rates and currency cross matrix	`FXC`
HEALTH	Feed status: The state of every feed behind the terminal, on one screen: when each provider last answered, when it last failed and what it said, how many calls it took today, its median response time, the quota we hold against it and which functions stop working when it stops. Three more tabs beside it: every terminal function with the age of the data behind it against its freshness budget, the ingestion jobs with their last run and next due time, and the most recent upstream calls newest first. STATUS in the status line opens it.	`HEALTH`
HELP	Function help: Command descriptions, usage and availability	`HELP`
HOURS	Market hours: Stored exchange hours and holidays (no screen yet)	`HOURS`
INSIDERS	Latest insiders: Latest insider trading feed (no screen yet)	`INSIDERS`
MA	Mergers and acquisitions: Latest announced M&A rows (no screen yet)	`MA`
MOST	Market movers: Gainers, losers, active and unusual volume	`MOST`
OVME	Option pricer: Black-Scholes and a Cox, Ross and Rubinstein binomial tree on the same inputs, the six greeks from each, an implied volatility solver, and multi-leg strategies with a payoff diagram: call, put, spread, straddle, strangle, butterfly and iron condor.	`OVME [TICKER]`
PORT	Portfolio: Positions with a cost basis kept in this browser, live profit and loss from the quote feed, weights, allocation by asset class and sector, performance against a benchmark, and a risk block with volatility, drawdown and historical value at risk. Import and export as JSON, export as CSV.	`PORT`
PRICES	Market prices: Stored spot prices for metals, energy, grains and major coins (no screen yet)	`PRICES`
SCOREBOARD	Prediction scoreboard: Settled prediction hit rates, Brier scores and costs	`SCOREBOARD`
SECTOR	Sector snapshots: Stored sector and industry performance plus sector P/E (no screen yet)	`SECTOR`
TOP	News: Merged headlines with title deduplication and filters	`TOP`
TV	Live business television: Live business and news television in English, Arabic, Spanish, French and German, played by the terminal itself rather than handed to someone else's player. A numbered channel menu on the left, as tall as the picture beside it, with the language on every row and a live dot on the one that is decoding; the player on the right with a status line that says loading, playing at the rate it settled on, stalled, switching source or unavailable; and the next thirty days of policy decisions, releases, auctions and earnings under it, in UTC, in local time and with a countdown, each with the channel that carries it. A number then ENTER switches channel, the arrows move through the list, S then a digit picks the source, M turns the sound on, F fills the screen, R reconnects. TV 12 opens channel 12, TV 12 2 opens it on its second source. LIVE opens it too; NEWS stays the headline function.	`TV [CHANNEL] [SOURCE]`
WATCH	Watchlists: Local watchlists backed by the quotes API	`WATCH`
WEI	World equity indices: Regional index quotes and available history	`WEI`
YCRV	Yield curve: Treasury curves, historical overlays and spreads	`YCRV`