Lens
Whose perspective?
See the market through a holder: the market as a whole, a company, a cohort, or an individual.
Financial Market Meaning Manifold
What is FM3?
FM3 is a source-linked measurement instrument for expressed market belief. It keeps who said what, what it concerns, and how those statements relate inside one analytical structure.
FM3 development status
Development milestones and planned coverage.
- Current buildCore build in progressInstrument constructionThe core measurement surface, source-linked atom model, and Case evidence flow are being assembled before external cohort use.
- Alpha launchCoverage: 21 companiesFirst controlled company setInitial coverage target for a small, inspectable alpha cohort. The goal is depth, traceability, and product feedback before scale.
- Alpha closeCoverage: 250 companiesExpanded alpha coverageCoverage target for ending alpha with enough breadth to compare companies, sectors, topics, and holder behavior across a larger surface.
- Beta launchCoverage: 1,000 companiesScaled beta surfaceCoverage target for opening beta with broader market representation and stronger evidence for repeated analytical workflows.
- GA launchCoverage: 8,000 companiesGeneral coverage targetCoverage target for general release across a wide public-company universe, subject to validation, infrastructure, and access readiness.
One market, different questions
Change the frame. Keep the underlying world.
Most analytical tools begin by flattening language into search results, topics, or sentiment scores. FM3 is being built to preserve three relationships at once: who expressed a belief, what the belief concerns, and how it relates to other beliefs.
A reader can then ask a different question of the same measured structure without treating each view as an unrelated chart.
Focus
What does it concern?
Center the view on a company, security, sector, or other subject of market belief.
Topic
What is being believed?
Follow a belief or argument across the holders and subjects connected to it.
The intended experience
From market-wide structure to one source.
See the field
Begin with the market-wide structure of expressed belief rather than an empty search box.
Change the question
Choose a Lens, Focus, or Topic. The same underlying market is reorganized around that frame.
Compare perspectives
Examine where different holders concentrate, align, or diverge without reducing them to one average score.
Inspect the evidence
Descend from the visible structure to a semantic atom, then follow it back to the statement and source.
Preserve the reasoning
Capture the analytical path as a Case designed for replay, review, and challenge.
Measurement status
Statics first. Dynamics under validation.
Position and mass
Position and mass describe a static state: where expressed beliefs sit in relation to one another and how much structural weight they carry in a declared frame.
Momentum, inertia, and drift
These are temporal measurements. FM3 has produced initial time-based constructions, but their interpretation and use as market signals remain under active testing.
Category boundary
What FM3 is not.
FM3 is not a sentiment dashboard, a keyword or transcript tracker, a price-prediction engine, a generic alternative-data feed, or a decorative visualization layer. It measures expressed belief; it does not infer private mental states, decide what is true, or reduce a market to one averaged opinion.
The instrument and its interactive views remain in development. This site introduces the category, intended experience, and evidentiary standard before the client is available to use.