Event Study Library
Build a reusable library of historical market reactions around recurring catalysts like OPEC, WASDE, supply cuts, weather shocks, and macro pivots.
Users ask the same question every event cycle
Before every major catalyst, users want the same thing: what happened last time, what tends to move first, and how fast does the reaction spread?
Turn recurring catalysts into reusable IP
Event Study Library packages historical reaction patterns into a searchable decision tool. It also creates SEO-friendly, premium-worthy pages that can compound both traffic and conversion over time.
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
- Event window performance chart
- Sector / stock reaction cards
- Reaction lag map
- Best analogous past setups
Why users would pay for this
- Great SEO + paid conversion hybrid.
- High value for desks and serious users doing catalyst prep.
- Can be expanded commodity by commodity over time.
Data required
- Curated event taxonomy
- Historical commodity reactions
- Sector and name sensitivity history
- Report archive links
How to gate it
- Free: teaser event window
- Pro: selected studies
- Desk: full library, filters, exports
Which plan should unlock Event Study Library?
Historical analog research is monetizable because it turns one-off report effort into a reusable paid research workflow.
One public analog card to show the concept without giving away the library.
Expanded historical reaction cards for the current commodity and catalyst set.
Searchable event-study library, exports, and reusable desk templates.
Research distribution, historical APIs, and proprietary event taxonomy support.
What “extreme polish” means for this module
- Anchor every study in concrete event windows.
- Tie every historical study back to the current setup.
- Build interlinking to reports, hubs, and simulator.