Automated Market Commentary
The daily or weekly note written from your own data and house view, on schedule, in your own voice, with every figure traceable.
Typical outcomes for this kind of engagement. Results depend on your data and starting point.
The daily market note is valuable and expensive. An analyst spends the first hours of the day pulling the same series, recalculating the same moves and writing the same structure, which leaves less time for the judgement the note is actually read for. When that analyst is away, the note is late or does not go out.
- Hours each morning spent pulling the same series and recalculating the same moves
- Less time left for the judgement the note is actually read for
- The note late or missed when one analyst is away
- Structure and tone drifting between authors
- Figures retyped between systems, with the occasional transposition
CloudGate assembles the note from governed data: the moves, the drivers, the events in the window and the positions that matter, written to the publication's own structure and voice. Every figure is traceable to its series and timestamp. The analyst adds the view and publishes, rather than assembling the note and running out of time for the view.
- Moves, drivers and events assembled from governed market and internal data
- Written to the publication's own structure, length and voice
- Every figure traceable to its series and timestamp
- Scheduled so the draft is waiting before the desk opens
- The analyst adds the house view and publishes rather than assembling
- Consistent output regardless of who is on the desk