ForceField

ForceField turns a single asset name into a research-grounded market briefing of the kind you'd expect from an institutional research desk. Instead of relying on stale knowledge, the agent researches the web first — current prices, the past weeks' news, the macro backdrop, and upcoming dated events — and ties every number it displays to a source and date.

At the heart of the analysis is its force-vector model: 6–12 concrete, nameable pressures acting on the price, bullish and bearish, each with a thesis, a piece of dated evidence, an intensity score from 1 to 5, and the time horizon where it bites. From these it computes a net-pressure verdict for the weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual horizons — often surfacing the most useful finding of all: when the short-term and long-term picture point in opposite directions.
The output is one self-contained HTML dashboard with a signature pressure rail, a causal chain laying out the dominant storyline, an inflection-point timeline of events that could flip the verdict, and bear/base/bull scenarios with probability weights and early confirmation signals. It works offline, prints cleanly to PDF, and keeps both sides of the trade honest — no padding the weak side, no invented precision.

ForceField is structured analysis, not investment advice: it never issues buy/sell recommendations or price targets, leaving the decision where it belongs — with you.