A discretionary trader's scarcest resource isn't data — it's attention. Twelve terminals' worth of headlines exist for every position you hold; maybe three of them deserve a decision today. Forecite's job is to make those three unmissable and let the rest pass in silence.
A feed that's already been judged
Every headline lands in the live feed with its verdict attached: an actionability badge that separates tradeable events from filler, and a sentiment read with direction and conviction — scored by a model trained on how prices actually responded to events like it. You stop triaging and start deciding.
The stream is honest about pace, too. New rows slide in as they publish, and when nothing actionable is happening, the screen stays calm — no manufactured urgency.
Your market, saved as a lens
Watchlists hold more than tickers. Each one saves a full filter — names, sectors, countries, event types — so 'my energy book', 'US biotech catalysts', and 'macro prints' are one click apart, color-coded in the sidebar. Adjust a filter on the fly and the URL carries the change; save it back when the temporary view earns permanence.
An analyst on call
When a headline needs a second opinion, Warren is in the next tab. Ask what moved your book this morning, or paste a press release and get the full verdict breakdown — sub-scores, direction, reasoning — as a card you can interrogate before you size the trade. It's the same engine that scored the feed, so the answer and the badge never disagree.
No code, no integration project. Sign in, build a watchlist, and the market gets quieter in the right way.