Hawkline
Hawkline is a market and geopolitical intelligence terminal — a workstation for the two questions every trader asks each morning: what's happening right now, and where's the edge. Hawkline answers both with two workspaces and a proprietary data lake feeding them — geopolitics, macro, positioning, flow, microstructure, Polymarket, operational tape… all in one place.
Two workspaces
Monitor — what's happening right now. The full-screen map. Stackable live layers (convergence zones, geolocated news, vessels, military flights, seismic activity, Polymarket events…) over a backdrop of critical infrastructure, with macro readings on hover. This is the entry point when you're looking for where to look.
Intel — what it means. A dozen analytical views: the directional read of the Trend matrix, COT positioning, Macro surprises, Markets probabilities, and the rest you'll discover session by session. This is where the angles cross to sharpen a decision.
The desk and the models
The distinction runs through both workspaces:
- Desk products — Theses, Brief, convergence zones. Written by the desk, dated, held over time. The theses are a permanent track record of convictions.
- Computed views — refreshed continuously off the Hawkline data lake, with no editorial intervention. You filter, you sort, you cross-check.
Every view in a workspace shares the same grammar — color code, importance pills, drawers, lenses. Learn to read one page and you can read the others; each overview page (Monitor, Intel) lays out those conventions once and for all.
Where to start
The morning reflex: Brief for the day's editorial note, Theses for the state of the desk's calls, Trend matrix for the synthetic directional read. Then open Monitor and switch on the layers that overlap what you follow.
How to go on
Your daily workflow emerges from using the platform's features. Read the rest of the documentation to understand them in depth.
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