Track what is changing across an entire universe.
Noah turns public signal into a daily, reproducible table across assets, companies, sectors, countries or perils — showing what improved, what deteriorated, what has thin coverage, and what deserves a drill-down report.
One daily table. Not a hundred reports.
Noah does not produce 144 reports every morning. It produces one daily point-in-time signal table across a universe, then lets analysts drill down into the names, countries, sectors or risks that moved.
An auto-report factory.
- 144 generated reports every morning
- A trading bot or buy/sell signal
- A sentiment dashboard
- A claim that universe membership = evidence
- A backtest of trading performance
One reproducible point-in-time table.
- One row per asset, company, country or peril
- Coverage and confidence on every row
- Thin-coverage rows stay visibly low-confidence
- A surface for selecting what to drill down on
- CSV / JSON exports of the daily sheet
Three steps from universe to drill-down.
The sheet is the surface. The full Noah report is the drill-down — run only where the sheet says something changed.
Score every entity in the watchlist with coverage and confidence.
One pass across the supplied universe — every asset, company, country or peril gets a point-in-time score, a coverage status and a confidence weight.
Surface worsening, improving, crowded or under-covered names.
The movers strip is the operational layer: which names shifted direction, which gained coverage, which became crowded, which need attention.
Run a full Noah report only where the sheet says something changed.
The full investigation lives in the platform. The sheet tells you which row deserves the deeper read.
One signal sheet. Multiple universes. One date.
This is the shape of a daily sheet. Each row is point-in-time — what the public signal supports right now. Direction reads differ by universe type (see below).
| Date | Universe item | Coverage | Score | Direction | Top driver | Warning |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-04-27 | BTC crypto | Thin | −0.35 | Cautious | Crowding | Squeeze risk |
| 2026-04-27 | ETH crypto | Thin | +0.35 | Bullish | Momentum | — |
| 2026-04-27 | Nigeria K&R peril | Strong | +0.72 | Elevated | Incident pressure | Abduction cluster |
| 2026-04-27 | Wise plc equity | Usable | −0.22 | Cautious | Regulatory pressure | Compliance scrutiny |
| 2026-04-27 | Data centres Spain sector | Thin | −0.14 | Watchful | Grid constraint | Thin coverage |
The meaning of a positive score depends on the universe.
Sign convention is universe-aware.
For market universes (crypto, equities, commodities), positive direction reads as constructive — momentum, attention, supportive narrative.
For risk universes (countries, perils, regulated names), positive direction reads as elevated risk — incident pressure, regulatory tightening, escalation signal.
The sheet always names the universe type, so the reading is unambiguous.
One structure. Many universes.
Crypto is one universe. The same daily-sheet structure works wherever a coherent watchlist exists and Noah's archive has signal coverage.
144-token daily sheet.
Score the client's supplied token universe each day on point-in-time public signal.
Public-company signal sheet.
Daily directional read across a defined company watchlist with coverage and confidence per row.
Targets, portfolio companies, sectors, geographies.
One operational sheet across the entire PE surface — no hand-built monitoring sheets.
50-country K&R / political violence / marine war risk sheet.
Daily peril radar across countries, cities or corridors. Underwriting reports become drill-downs.
Futures and physical-balance watchlist.
Daily sheet across commodity contracts and physical-balance exposures, with the futures-curve gap clearly flagged.
Companies or sectors under pressure.
Daily sheet of regulatory and legal pressure across a named watchlist — companies, jurisdictions or topics.
Portfolio and target monitoring without reading 200 reports.
Portfolio and target monitoring without reading 200 reports.
A PE team can monitor portfolio companies, acquisition targets, sectors and geographies every morning. The sheet flags regulatory pressure, demand softness, labour risk, litigation pressure, financing stress and competitor momentum.
When something moves, Noah generates the diligence memo.
Daily K&R and political-violence radar.
The sheet is the radar; the underwriting report is the drill-down.
For K&R, political violence or marine war, Noah can maintain a daily signal sheet across countries, cities or corridors.
The sheet surfaces escalation, incident clusters, narrative shifts and corridor-level pressure — and Noah generates the underwriting report only where the radar lights up.
144 assets, one reproducible daily score table.
Reproducible daily scores. No future price data in the score.
For crypto, Noah can score the client's supplied universe each day using point-in-time public signal. It exports CSV/JSON and stores cases for later validation.
It does not use future price data in the score.
universe_signal_sheet · machine-readable.
Each daily sheet is exportable as JSON or CSV. Every row carries the date, universe type, coverage status, raw and confidence-weighted scores, direction, top driver and any warning attached.
{ "product_type": "universe_signal_sheet", "date": "2026-04-27", "universe": "crypto", "total_assets": 144, "scored_assets": 3, "rows": [ { "ticker": "BTC", "coverage_status": "thin", "raw_signal_score": -1.0, "confidence_weight": 0.35, "signal_score": -0.35, "direction": "cautious", "top_driver": "crowding", "warning": "squeeze_risk" } ] }
Factor / Hedge Lens — when the universe is tradable.
The sheet becomes a research basket.
When the universe is tradable, Noah can convert the sheet into a research basket: long candidates, hedge candidates, watch names and top-up candidates.
This is research expression only — not execution advice. The same sign-convention and coverage rules apply: thin rows stay low-confidence, the universe is honest about what it covers.
Built to be tested later.
Each row is point-in-time. Noah stores the date, ticker, horizon, direction and coverage so later outcomes can be compared without pretending the system knew the future.
Validation is honest: thin-coverage rows are not promoted into outcomes; missing-coverage rows are not back-filled; the universe is not retroactively pruned.
What the sheet does not claim.
- No automatic buy / sell recommendations
- No future price data in daily scores
- No full backtest claim until enough cases exist
- No raw source leakage
- No execution-grade order book / funding / OI / on-chain claims unless connected
- CSV / JSON exports are research outputs
The sheet is the radar. The full report is the drill-down.