Browse 658 indicators by sector
Editorial groupings that organize the catalog by what they read on — banking, housing, industrial production, sentiment. Indicators can belong to multiple sectors (the BetterHelp app rank is consumer-spending and sentiment-fear at the same time). Looking for a specific ticker instead? Browse all 272 tickers →
01Economic sectors
Rigorous groupings tied to standard economic categories. These are the sectors you'd use to read “what is the U.S. economy doing right now?”
Bank balance sheets, credit card delinquency, consumer lending.
Retail, payment apps, travel throughput, app-store activity.
Housing permits, Case-Shiller, builders, mortgage rates.
Office attendance, REIT ETFs, hotel & hospitality.
EPA waste tonnage + TRI chemical releases as production proxies.
Fed balance sheet, treasury curve, USD, breakevens.
VIX, F&G indexes, MOVE, junk spreads, recession searches.
Jobless claims, payrolls, JOLTS, layoff announcements.
WTI, Brent, gas, copper, gold, silver, lumber, lithium.
TSA throughput, hotels, airlines, restaurants, dating apps.
Semi tickers, EPA semi waste, foundry data, big tech.
Auto tickers, freight, rail, shipping indices.
Pharma tickers, healthcare ETFs, TRI pharma releases.
Defense tickers, aerospace, ITA ETF, defense plant TRI.
Steel, copper miners, gold/silver, materials TRI.
BTC, ETH, crypto F&G, brokerage apps.
Payment apps, BNPL, brokerages, budgeting tools.
Senate & House trade disclosures, dollar volumes.
FOMC, triple witching, elections, earnings windows.
Per-metro weather, housing, office attendance.
02Exploratory groupings
We keep weather, search trends, and folklore signals around because once you have nationwide data you can ask if it correlates to anything. Any signal found here lives or dies on the multiple-testing burden — treat them as curiosities, not actionable.
National & metro weather, air quality, CO2 — exploratory.
Mercury retrograde, lunar phases, McRib, celebrity-movie droughts.
NY/NJ teams won, album drops, music chart churn, awards days.
Google Trends + Wikipedia pageviews for finance topics.