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Data & method

Transparent signals beat black boxes.

AgAu.ai separates live market data, daily macro inputs, weekly positioning data and slower official-sector updates so visitors know why some drivers move every minute and others move monthly or quarterly.

Signal framework

Macro first. Physical demand promoted. Charts last.

The order is deliberate. Price action matters, but AgAu is designed to explain the forces behind the move rather than chase the chart.

DriverFreshnessPurposeCurrent approach
Gold and silver spot/futuresLIVE / DailyPrice contextTradingView/live widgets plus engine market data.
Real yieldsDAILYOpportunity cost of holding metalsPublic macro data / rate proxy.
Fed policy/newsDAILYPolicy language and rate expectation pressureCurated official/news source feeds.
US dollar pressureDAILYCurrency tailwind or headwindDollar proxy in the engine and live ticker context.
ETF flowsDAILY / WeeklyWestern investor appetitePublic ETF commentary and upgrade-ready data layer.
COMEX positioningWEEKLYCrowding, short-covering potential and speculative pressureCFTC COT scoring in the engine.
Central-bank demandMONTHLY / QuarterlyStructural official-sector demandManual/public proxy until licensed source improves automation.
Physical demandWEEKLY / ProxyPremiums, coin/bar demand and tightnessStrategic proxy, upgrade-ready for premium feeds.
MinersDaily / LiveEquity confirmation of bullion strengthGDX/GDXJ/SIL/SILJ market and news layer.
Chart momentumDAILYConfirmation, not the thesisMoving-average and RSI-style scoring inside the engine.

Why this matters

Slow-moving data is not stale if it is labelled correctly.

COMEX positioning is weekly. Central-bank demand is slower. Physical premiums can be fragmented. A good metals platform should show this clearly rather than pretending every input is live.

Upgrade path As AgAu grows, higher-quality feeds can improve source depth without changing the public logic: macro, flows, positioning, physical demand, miners and momentum remain the framework.