Price Catalyst — Point-in-Time Market Intelligence

## Overview

Access point-in-time data explaining daily price movements across thousands of U.S. and global securities, indexes, and commodities. Each record delivers a structured narrative identifying the precise catalysts behind a security's price action within a defined time window.<br/><br/>Real-time Answer to "Why did this [position/ticker/asset] price move?". For any given ticker, index, or ETFs, Terminal X retrieves context from exclusive market sources including, real-time news and social media feeds, call transcripts, SEC filings, Wall Street research notes and other market signals into a single machine-readable intelligence record per security per period, eliminating fragmented manual lookups and synthesizing across Bloomberg, news wires, and broker portals. Every narrative claim is citation-indexed back to its source, making the dataset fully auditable for systematic and compliance workflows.

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Built for hedge funds, quantitative research desks, and public equities facing asset management teams that require high-fidelity causal event data at scale for P&L attribution, NAV report, alpha signal enrichment, automated commentary generation, and real-time portfolio risk monitoring.

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## Record Structure

Each Price Catalyst record contains:

- **Record Metadata**: unique record ID, creation timestamp, and subject entity (ticker, ISIN, security name, region)
- **Effective Period**: period start and end timestamps (ISO 8601) defining the observation window
- **Price Catalyst**: AI-generated analyst narrative explaining price action with inline citation indexes, plus the previous window's feed for temporal context
- **Sources**: each source includes refId, sourceName, sourceType, documentType, title, content, url, tickers, and sector — with a total source count per snapshot

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## Feed Coverage

- Equities: All US and globally listed equities
- Indices: Major global exchange indices
- ETFs: All US and globally listed ETFs
- Commodities: Energy, metals, agriculture, and more
- Bonds: Corporate bonds across all ratings and maturities
- Treasuries: US and global government treasuries
- Commodities: WTI, Brent, Gold, Natural Gas

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