About RIX Intel
RIX Intel is an independent market research publication.
This is a short guide to what you'll find here, how to use each section and where to start.
What RIX Intel is
RIX Intel is a market research publication. It records how the market is being read and documents the reasoning behind the trades it takes.
- Published before the outcome. A thesis goes up before the market resolves it.
- Dated and on the record. Every publication is dated and stays up afterwards.
- Evidence comes first. The thesis is written last. Software helps organise the evidence; it does not form the view and it does not publish.
How to use RIX Intel
Five places and when to use each.
Home
The front page: latest research, pinned pieces and a track-record snapshot.
Journal
The full archive, organised into desks by subject. Revisions sit alongside the originals.
Track Record
Every resolved trading setup, wins and losses in one list, each tracing back to its publication.
Learn
Short definitions for the terms that recur in publications.
Subscriber Library
Subscriber research in one place: deeper structural work, more specific setups. Locked pieces show what they are.
How to read a publication
Every publication follows the same shape, whatever its subject. It lays out the evidence, the view that evidence supports and the condition that would prove the view wrong.
Three labels carry the view.
- Bias: which way the evidence leans right now. Not a prediction and not permanent.
- Confidence: how well the available evidence supports the view, not how strongly it is held.
- Invalidation: what would make the view wrong, stated before the outcome. Every setup carries one.
Read them in order: bias for direction, confidence for weight, invalidation for when to stop.
Publication screenshot
A real published-thesis screenshot sits here, annotated with the Bias, Confidence and Invalidation fields.
What RIX Intel is not
- Not a signal service. No feed of calls to copy, no alerts to act on.
- Not a prediction engine. A publication describes the balance of evidence at a point in time.
- Not a performance claim. The record includes the losing calls.
Start here
Read the latest research. One publication tells you more about the approach than this page can.
Open a resolved setup in Track Record and read the original thesis beside its outcome.
Come back when there's something new. Research goes up when there's something worth recording, so quiet weeks are quiet on purpose.
Following is free. Subscriber research is unlocked through my X subscription.
On financial advice
Nothing here is financial advice. RIX Intel is not a regulated advisory service and holds no financial-adviser licence; everything on the site is an independent reading of public information, written without knowledge of your circumstances.
I may hold positions in what I write about and I say so where it is relevant.
The markets covered move violently and can lose value permanently. Any decision you make after reading is yours, including the losses.