Swordfish thesis
Markets move in relationships.
We are building a futures terminal around the way serious traders actually reason: one contract rarely tells the whole story. The edge lives in the pressure between markets, where grain, energy, livestock, metals, rates, and currencies keep repricing each other in real time.
Intermarket context first.
The useful question is not only what wheat is doing. It is what wheat changes about feed costs, herd economics, inflation expectations, and the trade we are about to make in pork bellies. Swordfish is meant to make those relationships visible before they become obvious.
Example path
Wheat futures
Input pressure changes
Feed economics
Livestock margins adjust
Pork bellies
Decision quality improves
Cross-market maps
Build the terminal around relationships between contracts, not isolated watchlists.
Decision surfaces
Show the conditions that matter to a trade before the trader has to assemble them manually.
Trader discipline
Inspired by Al Hargest's intermarket approach: study the linked markets, then act with context.