See where the money is actually moving: the Money Flow Tape shows daily where capital rotates across asset classes — and which events the market simply shrugged off. Measured, not opinion.
Thursday, 23 July 2026 · 19:00
No signals. No investment advice. Every statement labeled as measured or derived.
Financial media sells urgency — every CPI print is "pivotal", every Fed meeting "historic". Investors need the opposite: a filter that shows what actually moved capital. And what didn't.
Knowing that keeps you from selling at the worst moment — and from checking your portfolio five times a day.
Capital rotation is the same for everyone — what changes is the question you ask it.
You want to know whether the noise concerns you at all. Base rates and the calm evaluation show what the market shrugged off — and spare you selling at the worst moment.
You track how capital shifts between asset classes. The Tape shows the rotation, the Exposure Matrix lays your own portfolio next to it.
You look at markets daily. Trader Score and Impact Chains describe what state a market is in and how shocks have historically propagated.
All three get the same data — descriptive, without signals. Which conclusions you draw depends on your horizon. And remains your decision.
Six modules, each answering exactly one question — that's all you need.
Daily, across 13 asset-class buckets: where is capital flowing in, where is it pulling out? Not as opinion, but as relative strength versus the broad market — computed from prices, volume and US regulator positioning data. One glance is enough to read the week.
Before every macro event you see its history: how often did it come in as expected over 7 years? How often did it move rotation at all? "Watch out, CPI tomorrow!" becomes: "CPI — came in as expected 81% of the time." After the event, the system evaluates automatically.
Twice a week, the plain-language read — written by humans, grounded in data, archived and delivered by email. We stay silent on Mondays, deliberately: no new data is created over the weekend, so there's nothing honest to write. Anyone sending you seven analyses a week is selling you urgency.
Shocks don't appear in any calendar. Impact Chains show how an event historically worked its way through the asset classes — step by step, with the actual flow data from back then. Plus in-depth guides to real cases, so that when the next shock hits, you know what typically comes next.
One state measure per market: is it calm, is tension building, or is capital clearly rotating in one direction? The score describes the situation — what you do with it remains your decision. That's exactly why it isn't called "buy/sell".
Your portfolio, laid against current rotation: which positions sit in inflows, which in outflows — and where concentration has quietly built up without you noticing. No rebalancing advice. Just the mirror.
Every assessment is written down before the event — into a database that technically refuses changes. Nothing can be polished, deleted or re-dated after the fact. Hits and misses stay on the record forever. Both.
We never say "enter now". We show where capital stands — the decision remains yours.
An information and education product. No recommendations on securities, no personal advice.
We don't claim to know the future. We document base rates — and hold our own statements publicly to account.
Where capital stands, what matters, what was shrugged off. Descriptive, verifiable, on the record.
Our sales argument is the record — so look at it for two weeks before you pay.
Thursday, 23 July 2026 · 19:00
The trial is free and non-binding. The first charge occurs only after the 14 days end — on the yearly plan, the full annual amount of €107.40. Cancel during the trial and nothing is charged. Purchase and billing via our sales partner Digistore24 (shown on your bank statement). Manage invoices, cancellation and withdrawal in the Digistore24 customer portal.
No. Money Flow is a purely informational and educational product. We give no buy or sell recommendations, no entry or exit signals, and no personal investment advice. We describe publicly available market data — the conclusions are yours to draw.
Measured means: computed directly from data — prices, volume, positioning. Derived means: a statistical inference or interpretation, for example a base rate from historical cases. Every statement in the product carries one of the two labels. You always see what it stands on.
From public sources: end-of-day price and volume data, the weekly positioning reports of the US regulator CFTC, and macroeconomic time series from the Federal Reserve (FRED). The data lags by at least one trading day — Money Flow is not a real-time tool and doesn't want to be.
Because no new data is created over the weekend. A Monday briefing would be opinion without measurement — the opposite of this product. Briefings appear Tuesdays and Thursdays, always after the data.
You don't have to — you can verify. Assessments are written before the event into a database that technically refuses edits and deletions (append-only, enforced by triggers). Evaluation runs automatically under fixed, versioned rules. Misses stay on the record just like hits.
The subscription is strictly for private, non-commercial use. Using content or data in advisory, asset management, publications or your own products requires a separate agreement. For commercial licenses: info@indicator.trading.
The first 14 days are free. Cancel during the trial and nothing is charged. After that, you can cancel anytime effective at the end of the billing period. Purchase, charges, invoices and withdrawal are handled by our sales partner Digistore24 — that’s how it appears on your bank statement. Details in the refund policy and the Digistore24 customer portal.
The subscription becomes available on Thursday, 23 July 2026 at 19:00 (CEST). The Tape, Events with base rates and the Record already run fully automated; briefings are published weekly. Impact Chains, Trader Score and Exposure Matrix are in development and will be added after launch — included for subscribers at no extra cost.