Service Introduction

This site provides convenience to users by consolidating data that would normally need to be checked across multiple sites in one place.

The first menu, "Recession Prediction," provides a percentage prediction of recession based on well-known indicators: yield spread, unemployment rate, manufacturing PMI, and consumer sentiment index.

The provided percentage should be considered as a probability indicator and cannot be an absolute prediction.

The data is updated every morning at 9 AM, so we are working to make this a great site to visit as part of your financial morning routine.

Provides VIX Index and Fear & Greed Index.

The VIX Index expresses fear levels through market volatility. Higher values indicate greater fear and uncertainty in the market.

The Fear & Greed Index is a gauge-type data indicator provided by CNN, where higher values indicate greed and lower values indicate fear.

You can quickly understand the current market sentiment through these two indicators.

Please use this as a reference only for your investment decisions.

A menu that provides a brief overview of the US market that occurred overnight, every morning.

Shows the index trends of Dow Jones, NASDAQ, and S&P, as well as rankings of the top 10 major stocks and top 10 stocks by market cap.

Additionally, it provides sector performance, trading volume analysis, themes, and other materials.

While there are many places to see an overview of the US market, this site provides all information including recession predictions and fear indices in one place.

The US market trend has a strong influence on the Korean domestic market, so this is good data to check together in the morning.

We also provide forex information that investors must check.

We display exchange rates for USD against important currencies such as KRW, JPY, EUR, CNY, and AUD, along with their meanings.

You can intuitively understand whether the dollar is strong or weak, and by analyzing it together with other data, it can serve as a good indicator for investment.

Additionally, yen strength indicates safe-haven assets, euro strength indicates European economy, yuan strength indicates manufacturing-exports, and Australian dollar strength indicates economic leading indicators, so it can be good reference material when considered together.