Market Intel Hub

The Market Intel Hub (/intelligence) is Hanzo AI's central analytics dashboard — a single view that aggregates outputs from 8 analytical engines across 31 supported pairs. Instead of navigating between individual tools, the hub organizes current model readings from Kill Zones, Wyckoff, Volume Anomaly, Reversal, Breakout, Sweep, Pattern, and COT for independent study.

What this page covers

• What the Market Intel Hub aggregates and how to read it
• How to compare multi-engine context across the pair list
• How to use the hub as a session-opening study view
• How to navigate from hub readings to specialist tools

What Is the Market Intel Hub?

The Market Intel Hub runs Hanzo AI's analytical engines and organizes their current model readings on one dashboard. Rather than checking Kill Zones, Wyckoff, and Volume separately, the hub shows where several engines display related observations. Confluence is descriptive model output, not a probability estimate or recommendation.

Each pair receives a composite model score based on how many engines currently display active readings and their configured strengths. Sorting by this score supports comparative study; a higher rank does not predict an outcome or replace independent analysis.

The Eight Engines in One View

• Kill Zones

  Current session window status (Active/Inactive), session bias, and highest-confidence pairs for the active window.

• Wyckoff

  Current Wyckoff phase (Accumulation/Markup/Distribution/Markdown) and Wyckoff Phase Score (WPS 0–100) per pair.

• Volume Anomaly

  Institutional Intent Score (IIS 0–100) and anomaly direction — describing abnormal volume for review.

• Reversal Intel

  Smart money reversal score — whether the current trend is showing exhaustion signals and what direction the reversal favors.

• Breakout Radar

  Live breakout setup scores with false-break filtering and volume confirmation status across all pairs.

• Liquidity Sweeps

  Recent sweep events, 8-layer sweep score, and whether post-sweep price action confirms a reversal.

• Pattern Engine

  Active pattern completions and MTF (multi-timeframe) stacking scores showing pattern reliability.

• COT Data

  Net commercial vs speculative positioning for instruments covered by CFTC Commitments of Traders.

How to Read the Hub

1. Review session context

   The session indicator identifies a configured time window. Compare it with source data and other model observations; session timing does not rank readings, create urgency, or establish a setup.

2. Compare composite scores

   Sort supported pairs by their composite model score to compare displayed engine readings. Rankings summarize model outputs only; they do not identify focus candidates or establish probability, suitability, or action.

3. Compare column density

   Each row shows which engines display active model readings for that pair. More colored indicators describe broader model alignment, not a stronger setup, probability, or recommendation.

4. Click to drill into a specialist tool

   Clicking any pair row or engine indicator opens the relevant specialist tool pre-filtered to that pair. If you see a Wyckoff signal on XAUUSD, clicking it opens the Wyckoff Intelligence Gate filtered to XAUUSD.

Timeframe Selector

The hub defaults to the 1H timeframe but supports 15m, 1H, 4H, and Daily. Use the timeframe selector to match your trading horizon:

AI Interpretation

Each pair in the hub has an AI interpretation button that synthesizes the current multi-engine picture into a plain-English briefing. The briefing covers composite context, which engines show related readings, and reference levels to review. This is a lighter version of the full Operator Agent synthesis.