Market stories, explained

What is the market buying into?

Track conviction as it builds and fades. Find who benefits across the value chain.

Attention, not noise Measure how interest in a story is building or fading, before it becomes consensus.
Event-linked Every narrative keeps its timeline of the news events that moved it.
Agent-ready A structured interface at /ai for programmatic access to narratives.
Product

One radar for the market's live narratives.

Narradar arranges every tracked story by how much attention it is drawing and which way that attention is travelling. Clusters form, drift, and dissolve — the radar keeps the whole field in one view.

  • Position by attention

    Distance from the centre reflects how much attention a narrative is drawing right now.

  • Direction, not just level

    Green marks building attention, red marks declining attention — the same grammar everywhere in the product.

  • Evidence you can check

    Open any narrative to see its stage, its event timeline, and the signals behind each change.

How it works

From a news event to the stocks that feel it.

Narradar reads the market the way a story reads: something happens, a shared narrative forms, and that narrative reaches real companies. Each step keeps the trail back to its source.

Step 01 — Event

Something happens.

A filing, a policy decision, an earnings surprise, a supply shock. Narradar picks up the first mentions and starts a timeline.

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Step 02 — Narrative

A story forms.

Repeated events become a shared story. Narradar tracks where attention is building, how far it has spread, and which stage it has reached.

Acceleration Lifecycle
Step 03 — Themes & names

The story touches names.

Each narrative is linked to the themes and stocks it may benefit or pressure — with the evidence behind each link, never a recommendation.

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Lifecycle & evidence

Every narrative has a stage. Select one to see what it means.

Early ignition

A few new sources pick up an event and start the story. Attention is small, but the first mentions are appearing in a tight, identifiable cluster.

Signals you would see
  • First-mention velocity rising
  • New source count up
  • Narrow, concentrated coverage

Stages describe where attention sits today. They are not a forecast, and they do not imply any price outcome.

For investors

Built for the way public-equity teams work.

Two capabilities sit alongside the radar: follow the narratives that matter to your book, and reach the same intelligence from your own tools.

Follow narratives, keep a watchlist.

Follow a narrative to track its stage over time, and keep a watchlist of the themes and names it touches. See what is changing, and what stopped moving.

Hand it to your agent.

An agent-facing interface at /ai exposes narratives, their evidence, and their linked themes and names — so your own workflow can query the same signal.

Open the agent interface

Narradar is research software for public-equity investors, analysts, and portfolio teams. It surfaces market attention and links it to evidence; it does not provide investment advice or guarantee any outcome.

Get started

Start reading the market's attention.

Ask about market narratives, their stages, and the stocks connected to each story.