A high-conviction morning desk for macro-aware traders. Five core markets, catalyst context, sentiment and bias in one global read.
Free to use during early access — broker-funded, no subscription, no card. We're onboarding a first round of testers.
Jul 3 · 06:30 UTCXAUUSD bias LONG · conviction 72 · invalid below 2,341
Morning Regime
Bias is positive, but conviction is gated by New York yields and the 14:30 UTC catalyst window.
72
Conviction
XAUUSD
+0.62%Bullish
2,378.4NAS100
-0.18%Watch
20,142BTC
+1.34%Squeeze
67,412ETH
+0.94%Bullish
3,518.7SOL
-0.27%Neutral
151.8Catalyst Calendar
Market Mood Composite
What you get
Osato compresses a morning of research into four decisions you can trust: where the bias sits, what the room is doing, when the risk lands and whether to size up.
Every market gets a direction, a conviction number and an invalidation level — not another wall of indicators. Four analyst lenses are scored, weighted and condensed into one honest read.
72
Conviction
Agent Team
A 12-agent research team debates each market every morning and resolves to a single dated verdict you can actually act on.
Catalyst Map
Calendar risk is grouped by market impact — so you see the 14:30 print that moves your book, not 40 rows of noise.
Market Mood
Funding, open interest, flow and news pressure condense into a single composite — the room's positioning at a glance.
Read-only Safety
Osato reads, scores and briefs. It never touches your broker or places a click — you stay in control of every trade.
Workflow
The same sequence every trading day — the desk reads first, so you decide second.
06:30UTC
Brief lands. The overnight tape arrives as one composed morning read.
06:45UTC
Bias resolves. The agent debate settles into a dated call on every core market.
08:00UTC
Catalyst window. Today's prints are on the desk before London gets loud.
13:25UTC
Mood check. One last positioning read before the New York open.
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One morning brief. Five markets. A direct path from macro context to trading focus — free while we onboard our first testers.