WMR Data
Indicators and screens World Money RoadMap builds by computing raw public data itself, with what each one shows and how it is calculated.
Instead of rewriting headlines, this site explains markets with numbers WMR computes itself from raw public data (exchanges, government agencies, SEC filings). Every screen below is built that way, and the charts and reasoning in our daily reports come from the same data.
- What it shows
- Rates, the dollar, volatility and crypto sentiment on one screen, to judge whether the market is running hot or cold.
- How we calculate it
- WMR's server pulls and computes the 10-year and 2-year Treasury yields and their spread, the dollar index, VIX, the crypto Fear & Greed index, Bitcoin dominance, major FX rates and perpetual futures funding rates.
- What it shows
- Whether semiconductors are beating or lagging the broad market, and where Korea's monthly chip exports, an early read on global memory demand, stand.
- How we calculate it
- Relative-strength lines rebased to 100 a year ago: PHLX Semiconductor ÷ S&P 500, Samsung Electronics ÷ KOSPI, SK hynix ÷ KOSPI, alongside year-over-year change in Korea's monthly chip exports.
- What it shows
- U.S. large caps, sectors and world indexes at a glance by color and size.
- How we calculate it
- About 100 U.S. large caps grouped by sector: box size is market cap, color is the price change (switchable: 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, 6 months, 1 year). Sectors are represented by sector ETFs.
- What it shows
- Filters for stocks drawing unusual attention today.
- How we calculate it
- For each stock we compute position and slope versus the 20-day average, volume spikes (the last completed session at least 2x its 20-day average), rising volume with flat prices, RSI(14) and 50/200-day crosses within the last 10 sessions. These flag attention, not direction.
- What it shows
- The coins with the most trading volume, the biggest 24-hour gainers and losers, and unusually heavy volume for their size, all priced in U.S. dollars.
- How we calculate it
- We rank coins by 24-hour dollar volume, show 24-hour gainers and losers among coins with at least $10M in volume, and flag coins whose 24-hour volume is high relative to market cap (coins worth $100M+). Stablecoins and wrapped tokens are excluded. A separate tab ranks Binance spot USDT pairs by 24-hour volume.
- What it shows
- What Buffett, Ackman, Druckenmiller and other big investors bought and sold last quarter.
- How we calculate it
- We pull the original 13F filings from the SEC and compare share counts with the prior quarter to classify new, added, trimmed and exited positions, and show each holding's portfolio weight.
- What it shows
- Everything WMR has written on one company, plus its earnings and events, on a single page.
- How we calculate it
- Reports and news are linked automatically by matching company names and aliases, with boundary checks and an exclusion list so unrelated words do not slip in.
- What it shows
- U.S.-specific Social Security, 401(k)/IRA and RMD calculators, plus a retirement simulator.
- How we calculate it
- We implement the published Social Security benefit formula and 2026 tax brackets and limits; the retirement plan runs 2,000 Monte Carlo trials to show a success rate and a 10–90% range.
When a method changes, this page changes too. How reports are written and corrected is on Editorial policy. All figures are for information only and are not investment advice.