I’ve been building a side project called Macro Staq. A cross asset macro dashboard that pulls together what’s happening across markets in real time.
The idea is to make it easier to understand the bigger picture without bouncing between a dozen sources.
**What it does:**
• Macro regime detection
It classifies the current environment (Goldilocks, Risk-Off, Stagflation, Reflation, etc.) using a composite of signals across volatility, credit, liquidity, growth, sentiment, yield curve, inflation, and market breadth.
• Risk scorecard
A single risk-on / risk-off score, with a breakdown so you can see which parts of the market are actually driving the signal.
• Yield curves & rates
Tracks things like the 2s10s spread, 3m10y, real yields, sovereign spreads, and policy rate differences across major central banks.
• Credit stress
Looks at HY spreads, divergences between credit and equities, and other signals that tend to show stress before it’s obvious.
• FX carry
Highlights where carry trades look attractive, along with policy rate spreads and stress in EM currencies.
• Cross-asset momentum
Over 100 signals across equities, FX, commodities, crypto, rates, and credit, all normalized so you can quickly see direction, strength, and conviction.
• Charts
Interactive views (candlestick, line, area) with up to 10 years of daily data.
**Why I built it:**
I got tired of stitching together information from a bunch of different places just to get a sense of what’s going on in the macro environment. Bloomberg is great, but it’s expensive, and most free tools only give you pieces of the puzzle.
It's free! no paywall, no credit card. Would love feedback from people who actually think about macro positioning.
[https://macrostaq.com](https://macrostaq.com)
