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What does AI demand depend on?
Where capacity becomes a constraint
Track foundry investment, advanced packaging capacity and the locations where production takes place.
Select a node to explore. Schematic relationships, not live market data or shipment routes.
One research workspace. A wider view of your investments.
Follow what is happeningUnderstand the dependenciesKeep your investment case
Start with an ecosystem
The whole value chain. A different way in.
Follow a theme from its raw materials to its customers. Discover the companies, economic drivers, policy and investment plans that connect the pieces.
Semiconductors
From materials to AI infrastructure
Memory & Storage
The cycle behind compute
Uranium & Nuclear
From fuel supply to power generation
Copper & the Grid
The infrastructure of electrification
Defense & Aerospace
Technology, supply chains and budgets
Shipping & LNG
Physical energy and global trade
GLP-1 & Obesity
From drug development to patient demand
Gold & Precious Metals
Miners, royalties and the monetary backdrop
European Banks
Rates, lending and balance sheets
Real Estate & REITs
Property, financing and cash flows
Ten curated ecosystems to explore. Company roles and relationships provide a starting point for your own research.
From a headline to an investment case
More context. Better questions.
See the story across markets, places and time. Then bring the evidence into company research and your own portfolio.
Follow the story. Inspect the sources.
Bring publisher reporting, institutional releases and curated economic drivers into one news desk. Compare related reports, see their original sources, and carry the evidence into your research.
Markets have a physical world.
Explore company locations and commodity production, processing and transport. Put geopolitical reporting alongside the infrastructure it could affect.
Illustrative regional markersProduction · Processing · Transport
Economic releases, central-bank decisions and company catalysts belong in your research routine. See source dates, time zones and estimated schedules clearly.
Economic releases
Inflation, employment and activity
Central-bank decisions
Official policy schedules
Company catalysts
Earnings, policy deadlines and conferences
Dividend calendar
Reported ex-dividend dates
Official schedules and recorded catalysts, with estimates labeled.
Read the market beneath the headlines.
Compare economic histories, Treasury curves, futures positioning and relationships between markets. Inspect ecosystem breadth to see which companies are participating.
Global macro
CFTC positioning
Market relationships
Ecosystem breadth
Understand the business behind the ticker.
Move from a company's place in the value chain to its financials, economic drivers and valuation assumptions. Screen for candidates and compare companies side by side.
Financial screener
Company fundamentals
Valuation models
Peer comparison
Bring the picture back to your portfolio.
Organize your holdings and watchlist. Explore concentration, currency and ecosystem exposure, model scenarios and inspect historical risk with visible coverage limits.
Portfolio exposure
Scenarios
Historical risk
Watchlists & alerts
Build a case you can come back to.
Keep a thesis, supporting and challenging evidence, catalysts and decisions together. Capture source documents and cite exact passages as your research develops.
Research workspace
Primary documents
Source citations
Decision journal
A place to start each day.
Your daily brief brings scoped reporting, recent observations, alerts and upcoming catalysts together. Read it in the app, with optional email delivery when available.
Good research needs more than a confident answer. Weft keeps source links, observation dates, assumptions and coverage gaps in view, so you can judge the information for yourself.
ObservationSource & dateYour interpretation
Reporting, curated context and your research each have a distinct role.
What can I do after creating an account?
Choose your investor profile and brokers, explore the ecosystems, and start a watchlist. You can add holdings manually, inspect company research, create a thesis and read your daily brief. No broker connection is required.
Are the market prices real-time?
Quotes are indicative and may be delayed. Weft shows observation dates and change periods so you can see what you are comparing. It is a research workspace, not an execution terminal.
Where does the information come from?
Weft combines market data, publisher reporting, official economic sources and curated ecosystem research. Sources include Yahoo Finance, FRED, the World Bank, Eurostat, BIS, the US Treasury and CFTC. Coverage varies by instrument and region. Some curated records still need source review; a linked source or recorded review is not a guarantee that a claim is current.
Does Weft tell me what to buy?
Weft helps you investigate. Valuation outputs depend on assumptions, correlations do not establish causality, and scenarios are inputs you choose. Models explain when they do not apply or when coverage is insufficient. Your investment decisions remain yours.
Can I use it on my phone?
Yes. The workspace adapts to mobile, with navigation for ecosystems and research tools. On desktop, keyboard search, light and dark themes, and adjustable density support longer research sessions.
Your next investment starts with a question.
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Explore an ecosystem. Follow a company. Build a view you can explain.