EMPIRE

EMPIRE is a browser-based market research workspace. It combines refreshed Yahoo quotes, OHLC charts, technical context, experimental stochastic scenarios, custom watchlists, saved scenarios and a private trade journal.

DAX 40, Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, CAC 40, FTSE 100, Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, Brent oil, EUR/USD, Apple, Nvidia and Tesla are included. Every default can be removed from the personal watchlist.

Yes. Use Add market and enter a Yahoo Finance symbol such as AAPL, TSLA, SPY, SOL-USD, GC=F or EURUSD=X. Your custom watchlist is saved locally.

Yes, when the instrument has a Yahoo Finance chart symbol. Examples include EURUSD=X for EUR/USD and GC=F for gold futures.

The PHP proxy requests Yahoo Finance OHLC history and quote metadata. Charts preload at least three years for backward zoom and offer 5-year, 10-year and maximum views. If the feed or server is unavailable, EMPIRE switches to clearly labeled synthetic demo data.

EMPIRE refreshes the active quote every 60 seconds and the watchlist every five minutes when Yahoo data is available, but quotes may be delayed and daily candles are not suitable for execution timing. Always verify price, spread and market status with your broker or exchange.

It is a 0–100 composite of trend, momentum, RSI balance and volatility risk. It is a comparison aid, not a buy/sell instruction or probability of profit.

It creates a constrained random path from recent trend, momentum, RSI, annualized volatility and MA20 mean reversion. Two future days are visible as a preview; the complete curve is a separate EUR 4.90 purchase.

No. The scenario is calculated in the browser from displayed market history. EMPIRE does not upload your journal to train a remote model.

It is a conservative internal context indicator reduced by volatility and extreme RSI. It is not a calibrated probability that the target will be reached.

Constrained random shocks deliberately produce alternative paths within recent market behavior. Save scenarios to compare outcomes instead of treating one run as truth.

A snapshot records the selected market, price, score, horizon and visual settings. Stacking lets you preserve several views and compare how your thesis changes over time.

Record buys and sells with quantity, execution price, fees, date and a note. EMPIRE calculates the selected market’s net position and mark-to-market P/L from the current displayed price.

Yes. Put the exchange, broker, wallet or execution venue in the trade note along with your thesis. Notes are included in the paid JSON export.

For the selected market, EMPIRE combines signed trade cash flows, fees and the current displayed price. Mixed-currency totals are deliberately avoided because conversion rates could make them misleading.

It stores chart mode, range, overlays, prediction horizon, theme, density, hidden and custom markets, latest watchlist quotes, scenario snapshots and trade-journal entries in browser localStorage.

The disabled preference itself is saved once. Later changes remain session-only until autosave is enabled again. Clearing browser site data removes locally saved state.

Journal and watchlist data stay in localStorage unless you deliberately purchase and download a report. Anyone with access to your browser profile may still access local data.

The versioned report contains OHLC history, quote metadata, indicators, score, complete settings, remembered watchlist quotes, currently visible prediction data, saved scenarios, portfolio journal and PayPal verification metadata. Re-import it from the upload button in the terminal top navigation.

The server creates and captures each PayPal Order, validates EUR 4.90, and signs a purpose-bound token for either JSON Export or EMPIRE Prediction. One purchase cannot unlock the other.

No. Separate payments unlock either a machine-readable JSON export or the complete experimental Prediction curve. Neither product creates a recommendation or guarantee.

Yes. Charts, settings, watchlists and journal forms adapt to narrow screens. A larger display remains preferable for comparing long time ranges.

Demo Mode means the live proxy could not provide enough history. Do not interpret synthetic prices as real. Check the PHP deployment, internet connection and ticker symbol.

No. No model can reliably guarantee returns or forecast every regime change. Use independent research, position sizing and professional advice where appropriate.