Event Probability Studio
Estimate catalyst odds before OPEC, WASDE, Fed, mine disruptions, export bans, and policy shifts fully hit the tape.
Forecasts alone are not enough
Users do not just need a number. They need to know which catalyst matters next, how likely it is, and what the upside/downside branches look like before the move becomes consensus.
Turn catalysts into a tradeable dashboard
Event Probability Studio converts the current tape, model agreement, and curated catalyst map into an event-odds layer. It should answer: which event matters, what probability should I assign, and which sectors/names should I watch if it hits?
Preview the module on a live commodity
The demo uses the current CommodityNode data stack and your saved workflow context so each product page behaves like a real product surface instead of static sales copy.
Operational readiness for this module
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How it should look on the site
- Probability bars by catalyst
- Scenario tree with base / upside / downside path
- Event countdown card tied to calendar
- Odds change vs prior day overlay
Why users would pay for this
- Investors pay for event prep, not generic hindsight.
- Can be sold as a recurring event desk workflow.
- Pairs naturally with simulator, reports, and premium alerts.
Data required
- Commodity price + forecast agreement
- Event calendar
- Curated catalyst library
- Scenario shock definitions
How to gate it
- Free: one public event odds card
- Pro: full odds board per commodity
- Desk: saved event watchlists + export
Which plan should unlock Event Probability Studio?
This module pays when it helps a user prepare before OPEC, Fed, WASDE, or supply-shock headlines force the move into consensus.
One public catalyst card and a static explanation of why it matters.
Full event odds board by commodity, refreshed against the live forecast stack.
Saved catalyst watchlists, event routing, and downloadable prep briefs for teams.
Shared event calendar overlays, API-ready catalyst feeds, and distribution across desks.
What “extreme polish” means for this module
- Odds should never look arbitrary; show confidence and why the probability moved.
- Use event windows and update timestamps prominently.
- Tie every event card to downstream winners/losers and simulator CTA.