FIT shows where two related markets have stretched apart, how big to trade it for your own risk, and where the idea is wrong. Pairs, spreads, curves and options structures, across futures, currencies, stocks and ETFs. Every read is labelled for how well-tested it is, and every trade decision is yours.
No sales pressure. Tell us what you trade and we will show you what FIT reads for it.
One platform, built around the idea that a trade is easier to judge when the same few questions are asked the same way every time.
Pair spreads, currency relative value, the Treasury curve and roll spreads, with the ratio and the stretch shown side by side so you trade what you plot.
Cycle reads on every timeframe and a plain measure of how far a move has run against its own history. Context first, never a trigger on its own.
Position and risk calculators, a paper-trading desk with results in R, and defined-risk options structures. You decide size and exit.
See the platform for yourself, or talk to us and tell us what you trade.
A calculator we use ourselves. It runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere. Try it, then see how FIT builds on it.
Pick two futures contracts, enter the prices, and get a whole-number contract ratio that balances the dollar exposure of each leg.
Open the calculator →Teaching traders or running a small desk? FIT's spread, relative-value and cycle reads give a class or a team one common, consistent way to look at the market.
Show students the same read every time: how stretched a move is, how a spread is sized, and how well-tested each signal is. Good for courses, mentoring groups and trading rooms.
A shared view of curves, currency relative value and roll spreads, with sizing and a paper-trading desk for testing ideas before capital is committed.
Tell us what you trade and what you would like to see. We will write back to answer your questions or set up a short call. If you would just like the occasional note on spread setups and new free tools, say so. No performance claims, no spam.