A map, not a black box
Economic theory draws the channels a shock travels along: signed, lagged, sector by sector. Statistics ride on top, so every signal has a reason it should persist.
Economic intelligence that knows why markets move.
DeepEcon reads hundreds of economic news articles a day, traces how each shock travels through the economy, and flags where markets have not caught up yet.
Why DeepEcon is different
Not another sentiment score. A structured model of the economy, built so its signals can be checked.
Context changes meaning
The same energy shock lifts industrials in a demand boom and hurts them in a supply squeeze. DeepEcon classifies the shock and the regime before it reads the signal.
The gap is the trade
An economic model and a market model run side by side. When the economy says up and the price says down, that disagreement is the opportunity.
A one-way wall
Market prices never feed back into the news sentiment. That keeps the two views independent, so the gap between them means something.
Direction and timing, separately
The macro view sets the direction over weeks. A tactical layer reads the market over days and decides when the view is worth acting on.
Graded on its own record
Every call is logged with its success condition and timestamped, then resolved against what markets actually did. The record is below.
Dashboards
The live tools behind the signals.
Trade dashboards →
Investment-grade ETF signals with the Saxo recommendation, positioning, sentiment-price divergence and narrative-to-stocks exposure.
Sentiment tracker →
Daily economic sentiment, breakpoints, bellwethers, market regime and sector rotation.
GDP dashboard →
Consumption, investment, government and trade indices built from the news flow.
Track record
DeepEcon sentiment against the S&P 500 · . Live data, updated daily.