Ships
20,548tracked live
AIS positions, daily transits through 28 straits, sanctioned and dark vessels.
Live
Coming soonEarly access opens 25 December 2026
News, conflicts, ships, flights and live television, read by AI the moment they happen and joined to the market data. So you decide with the whole picture, whether you trade the day or invest for years.
Opens 25 December 2026, 00:00 UTC
The world layer runs on ARGOS ATLAS
Strongest
Weakest
The blind spot
Charts in one app, a screener in another, a news feed in a third, backtests in a spreadsheet. They all show the price after it moved. None of them watches what moves it: a strait that empties, an airspace that closes, a strike at a mine, the story every channel is telling.
Every other tool
Baldur Finance
What Baldur watches
Baldur reads the live layer of ARGOS ATLAS (the map of the physical world it is built on) and the markets, around the clock. The numbers on these cards come from them, right now.
20,548tracked live
AIS positions, daily transits through 28 straits, sanctioned and dark vessels.
Live
17,000aloft right now
Every transponder heard, planes holding over airports, closed airspace, sanctioned aircraft.
Live
65news channels
Read as stills, never streamed: the headline of each channel and the story that leads the world.
Every 10 min
1,690events, last 90 days
Strikes, drones, explosions and protests, each on its point of the map.
Hourly
300+events on the map today
Wires and outlets, scored by severity and placed where they happen.
Minutes
1,969vessels flagged
Vessels and aircraft on four lists, and what changed on each of them today.
Daily
1,078ports and terminals
Plants, pipelines, refineries, crude stocks and the ports they feed.
Daily
157countries
The economic calendar with its consensus, and the rates, inflation and growth of every economy.
As released
OPRAthe US options tape
The biggest prints, open interest by strike and implied volatility.
Intraday
15,583financial assets indexed
Stocks, indices, futures, currencies and crypto, with the companies pinned to the map.
Live or delayed, labelled
Updated 20:20 UTCOpen the live map
How the AI works
When something happens, Baldur does in seconds what takes an analyst an hour: it reads it, links it to the assets it moves, prices what comes next and puts it on your screen.
A source reports it: a ship count, a story on television, an alert, a wire.
AIS · ARGOS ATLAS
Tanker transits through Hormuz 18% under normal
Claude reads it with the figures around it and writes what happened and why it matters for markets.
Less crude reaches the market: upward pressure on Brent, higher fuel costs for airlines.
Bullish for oil
Each asset it touches, with the direction the evidence points to.
BRENT +2.14%XLE +1.91%JETS -1.12%
The odds of what comes next, from the model and from the history of similar events.
In the signals, the briefs, the alerts and on every chart it moved.
SignalBriefAlertChart
Events, priced
When something happens in the world, Baldur puts it on its map with the ships, flights and plants involved, the markets that react and the odds of what comes next.
Strait of Hormuz
What comes nextsince the event
Odds from Baldur's model, updated every minute.
Markets moving
BRENT +2.14%WTI +1.83%FRO +3.20%XLE +1.91%
Taiwan Strait
SOX -1.24%TSM -2.10%TWD -0.40%
Iraqi airspace
JETS -1.12%JET FUEL +2.40%
Antofagasta, Chile
COPPER +1.62%FCX +3.20%CLP -0.60%
North Sea, Norway
TTF +4.81%NBP +3.90%
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From the event to the price
Order blocks, fair value gaps and liquidity drawn for you, the forecast as a range, and the physical world pinned to the timeline. Then the map shows where it started.
Signals
Baldur adds up the metrics (strength, structure, volume, odds) and the AI reading of the news and of what every TV channel is telling, and turns them into buy and sell opportunities with their levels. In the terminal they update every second.
Why
14:32 UTC · Updated every second in the terminal
Why
14:29 UTC · Updated every second in the terminal
Why
14:18 UTC · Updated every second in the terminal
DisclaimerNot investment advice. Signals are an analysis made from metrics and from AI reading of news and live television. They describe what the evidence shows at a given moment; they do not know your situation and they can be wrong. Decisions, and their risk, are yours.
How it is made: the metrics of the asset (strength against its normal day, volume, trend, structure) and the AI reading of the news and of live TV each add points to a conviction from 0 to 100; the levels come from the chart itself (order blocks, liquidity and the asset's daily range). Every signal shows its time, its method and its sources.
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For traders
The strength board ranks the cleanest moves of the day against each asset's normal, each with its driver in one line: an order block, a sweep, an options print or an event in the world. The picks add the zone, the levels and the volume profile.
Bullish
Hormuz transits 18% under normal
Calls at 4.6 times their average
Bullish order block held at 182.40
Strike called at a large mine
5-day forecast revised up
Bearish
Airspace closed, 140 flights rerouted
Asian high swept and rejected
Advisory near a chip supply route
Mentions up 3.4 times, tone negative
Strength: the day's one-way move divided by the asset's average daily move over 50 sessions. Zero when the move is not clean.
+2.14%
78.42 +1.64
WorldHormuz transits 18% under normal
+1.12%
182.64 +2.02
Order blockRetest of the 182.40 order block held twice
-1.12%
24.18 -0.27
WorldAirspace closed, 140 flights rerouted
Leading: Energy +1.8%Lagging: Technology -1.0%Each dot is a stock of the S&P 500, placed at its move today.
For investors
Every stock scored on momentum, quality, value, growth, risk, sentiment and its exposure to the world; backtests and forecasts on decades of prices; the macro of 157 countries; and how markets reacted the last times something similar happened.
Order-block retest, long only
StrategyBenchmarkDrawdown
LSTMXGBoostCatBoostRandom forest
Range 4,092 to 4,240Walk-forward validated, out of sample. A range, not a promise.
What the model weighs
Daily moves of markets against two signals of the world layer: Hormuz transits and the global tension index.
| Strike | IV | Delta | Gamma | Theta |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 90 | 24.1 | 0.71 | 0.041 | -0.031 |
| 92 | 23.4 | 0.58 | 0.049 | -0.034 |
| 94 | 22.9 | 0.44 | 0.052 | -0.035 |
| 96 | 22.6 | 0.31 | 0.047 | -0.032 |
| Time | Event | Consensus | Prior | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12:30 | US CPI, year on year | 2.9% | 3.0% | |
| 12:30 | US core CPI, month on month | 0.3% | 0.3% | |
| 14:00 | Fed speaker | |||
| 15:30 | EIA crude inventories | -1.2M | +0.8M | |
| 18:00 | 10-year note auction | 4.19% | 4.22% | |
| 19:00 | FOMC minutes | |||
| 23:50 | Japan GDP, quarter on quarter | 0.2% | 0.5% | |
| Thu 07:00 | UK GDP, month on month | 0.1% | 0.0% | |
| Thu 12:30 | US jobless claims | 221K | 218K |
CSV
CSV
CSV
CSV
CSV
CSV
Every table and every chart of the terminal downloads as CSV, the world layer included.
90-day averageBrent
Daily transits (bars, red when 15% under their 90-day average) and Brent (line).
Sessions after the event
Each faint line is a past case, the bright line the average and the band the middle half. Average after 10 sessions: +2.5%.
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The terminal
Index pulse and market hours, your watchlist, charts with order blocks and forecasts, the Market X-Ray, the world layer and one feed of signals from every engine.
Strait of Hormuz
Tanker transits 18% below their 7-day average
NVDA, 15 min
Retest of a bullish order block at 182.40 holds
EURUSD, 5 min
Asian-session high swept, then rejected
GOLD, 5 days
Forecast revised up to +1.3%
XLE options
Call volume 4.6 times its 20-day average
Antofagasta, Chile
Labor strike announced at a large copper mine
United States
CPI in 30 minutes: consensus 2.9% year on year
North Sea, Norway
Unplanned outage at a gas processing plant
TSLA on X
Mentions up 3.4 times in an hour, tone negative
BTC, 1 hour
Bearish order block rejects at 106,200
Gulf of Oman
Sanctioned tanker loitering near a terminal
The world layer
The physical world the signals come from, on its own maps: a tanker that turns back before a strait, and each strait's transits against their 90-day average.
IMO 9••••42 · MMSI 636••••18 · Liberia
Turned back 40 nm before the strait, two hours after an attack was reported 70 nm to the north.
Exposure
BRENT +2.14%FRO +3.20%TD3C +11.00%
82 transits per day
-18% vs 90-day average
BRENTLNGTANKERS
31 transits per day
-46% vs 90-day average
FREIGHTINSURERS
44 transits per day
-22% vs 90-day average
FREIGHTEU IMPORTS
233 transits per day
+2% vs 90-day average
LNGSOX
32 transits per day
-9% vs 90-day average
GRAINSLPG
118 transits per day
-4% vs 90-day average
WHEATCRUDE
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Briefs and Ask Baldur
A brief before every open: the futures, the levels to watch, what happened overnight in the physical world and the calendar, each claim with its source. And Ask Baldur answers any question about markets or the world with a headline, the key figures, the assets it touches and the sources it used.
Before the open
Levels to watch
Overnight in the physical world
Calendar
Sources: exchange data, ship positions, flight tracks, live TV, operator notices, OSINT
Why is oil up today, and what could stop it?
Reading 9 sources
Bullish, moderate
Tanker transits through Hormuz are 18% under normal and 23 tankers wait at anchor. Since 2019, nine in ten episodes like this were back to normal within 30 days, so the premium tends to fade unless an escort or a closure follows.
BRENT +2.14%XLE +1.91%JETS -1.12%
Sources usedARGOS ATLAS · AISLive TV · 9 channelsOdds modelMarket data
Alerts
NVDA touched your 182.40 zone
Three tankers left the Ras Tanura anchorage
Nine channels now lead with the Gulf
BRENT crossed 78.00
EURUSD swept the Asian high
A price, an order block, a liquidity sweep, a strait that empties or a story every channel picks up: Baldur tells you the moment it happens.
Coverage
Synced with argosatlas.com: the same live layer, in a terminal built for markets.
How fresh is each layer
Every number in the terminal says how old it is.
FAQ
A market terminal that reads the world. It follows news, conflicts, ships, flights and live television, has AI read each event the moment it happens and joins it to the market data: prices, order flow, scores, odds and the macro calendar.
The physical world comes from ARGOS ATLAS, the live map Baldur is built on: ships by their AIS, aircraft by their transponders, conflict and OSINT events, energy infrastructure, sanctions lists and 65 TV news channels read as stills. Market data comes from exchanges and data providers. Every number in the terminal names its source and its age.
The AI is Claude, by Anthropic, reached through the Thalos network. It does not browse and does not invent figures: it reads the data Baldur hands it (the event, the prices, the odds) and answers in a fixed format that the terminal checks before showing it.
For traders who want to know why something moves before the crowd does, and for investors who want the world their companies live in on the same screen as their numbers.
Early access opens on 25 December 2026 at 00:00 UTC, when the countdown on this page reaches zero.
No. Signals, scores and odds are an analysis made from metrics and from AI reading of news and live television. They describe what the evidence shows; they do not know your situation and they can be wrong. Decisions, and their risk, stay with you.
ARGOS ATLAS is the live map of the physical world: cameras, flights, ships, conflict and infrastructure. Baldur Finance reads the same layer, synced with argosatlas.com, and adds the market side.
Early access opens 25 December 2026.