Every Market Screen, One Command Away
Fintellect Terminal is a Bloomberg-style market terminal built into Fintellect Desktop. Type a ticker and a function code, press Enter, and the screen appears. Run four at once, ask Claudia about any of them, and pay nothing extra for the data.
Ticker, Function, Enter
Every screen has a short code. Type it after a security, or on its own for market-wide screens, and the panel fills with the answer
AAPL US EQUITYStocks, indices (SPX INDEX), futures (CL1 COMDTY), currencies (EURUSD CURNCY) or crypto (BTC). Start typing a name and it suggests the ticker.AAPL US EQUITY DESDES for the profile, FA for financials, OMON for options, GP for a chart. Press Enter.WEI · TOP · WIRP · ECOEach panel has its own command line, so you can watch markets, news, rates and the calendar side by side.Type HELP for every function, and DATA to see where each screen’s numbers come from.
See What the Market Prices for Every Fed Meeting
WIRP turns fed funds futures into the expected rate after each upcoming meeting, so you can see how many cuts or hikes are priced and how that changed since yesterday.
WIRPBTMMECOOptions Chains with the Implied Move
OMON shows the chain around the money with implied volatility, delta and open interest, and prices the move the market expects from the at-the-money straddle. OVDV adds the full volatility surface.
OMONOVDVYield Curves, Money Markets and Credit
Compare today's Treasury curve with a month or a year ago, check the 2s10s spread, and watch funding rates and credit spreads on one screen.
GCBTMMCREDCBRTA Company Deep Dive in Two Commands
DES gives you the profile and key numbers, FA five years of financials, CF the SEC filings, INSD the insider trades and HDS the biggest holders.
DESFACFINSDHDSFind Out If a Strategy Is an Edge or Luck
BTST tests a rule on real history, then runs the checks most backtesters skip: walk-forward, probability of overfitting, deflated Sharpe ratio, higher trading costs and Monte Carlo.
BTSTAsk in Plain English, Get Answers from the Screens
Claudia and OpenCode are connected to Fintellect Terminal automatically. Ask a question and the agent runs the right functions, reads the numbers and tells you where each one came from. Try these
WEICRYPTOTOPWECOWIRPERNERNOMONOVDVHPWIRPGCBTMMCREDWINSDCFDSCFWPORTOMONOVDVSURPECOGCBTSTType PLAY in the terminal for more playbooks you can copy straight into Claudia.
44 Screens, Grouped the Way You Work
Each one is a function code you can type in any panel. The example column is a command you can paste as-is
WEIGLCOFXCCRYPTOMOSTNVDA US EQUITY GPSPY US EQUITY HPAAPL US EQUITY BQAAPL US EQUITY DESMSFT US EQUITY FATSLA US EQUITY CNAAPL US EQUITY CFNVDA US EQUITY INSDAAPL US EQUITY HDSAMZN US EQUITY EEMETA US EQUITY ANRKO US EQUITY DVDERNDS "going concern" 10-KNVDA US EQUITY OMONSPX INDEX OVDVWIRPGCBTMMCREDAUCTECOECSTSURPCBRTCOT GOLDCL1 COMDTY CTTOPWPORTALRT BTC ABOVE 70000EQS LARGE TECHAAPL MSFT COMPSPY US EQUITY BTSTPLAYAPIDATAHELPPull the Same Numbers into Your Own Tools
While the terminal is open, it answers BDP-style snapshots and BDH-style history at local web addresses on your Mac. Paste one into Excel’s From Web, or read it in Python with one line of pandas. Type API in the terminal for live examples
/api/bdh?security=AAPL US EQUITY&fields=PX_LAST,PX_VOLUME&start=-1Y&per=W&format=csvWhere the Numbers Come From
Every screen is built from public sources that need no account or API key. Each one names its source, so you always know what you’re looking at
No live order book or level 2 data. Some stock and futures prices run up to 15 minutes behind. Filings, insider trades, holders and options cover US securities only. There’s no newsroom or chat network, and the terminal never places trades.
Questions
Yes. It's the Terminal tab in the Mac app. There's nothing extra to install, and no account or API key for the data.
Crypto is live from the exchanges. Most stock, futures and options prices are live to 15 minutes delayed, and rates and macro data update daily or as released. Type DATA in the terminal to see where each screen's numbers come from.
Prices, charts and company profiles work for international listings, for example VOD LN EQUITY. Filings, insider trades, holders and options are US-only.
Yes. Claudia and OpenCode sessions get the terminal's functions automatically, so you can ask questions in plain English and get answers built from the same screens, with the source of every number.
Yes. Ask Claudia for the screen you want, such as the week's biggest insider buys or a sector board, and it can build a new function code for you.
No. Fintellect Terminal is for research and analysis. It doesn't place orders, and the backtester uses historical data only.
Your layout, watchlist, portfolio and alerts are saved on your Mac, in the app's own data folder.
No. Fintellect Terminal is Bloomberg-style: it uses familiar function codes and a four-panel layout, but it's built on public data and isn't affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Bloomberg L.P.
Open the Terminal Tab
Fintellect Terminal comes with Fintellect Desktop for Mac. Open the app, click Terminal in the sidebar and type WEI
Fintellect Terminal is a Bloomberg-style terminal built on public data. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Bloomberg L.P. Data sources are trademarks of their respective owners and are used under their own terms. Fintellect Terminal is for research and education only and is not financial, investment or trading advice.