From the Bloomberg Terminal into a published note, without leaving the chart. Draw on the example below and press Push to see where it ends up.
Your charts come out of the Bloomberg Terminal. Today that means saving a screenshot, finding it again, uploading it to the media library, then placing it in the post. Four steps, several times a day.
We replace that with one keystroke. A small companion app sits quietly in your Windows taskbar. Press the hotkey, drag a box over the chart, mark it up, and send it straight into the note you are writing. The file never touches your desktop.
A desktop companion for Bloomberg. The Terminal is a Windows program rather than a website, so the capture tool has to live on the desktop alongside it. It is a small, signed application that updates itself — you install it once and then forget it is there.
A browser add-on for everything else. Some of your charts come from web-based sources. A lightweight Chrome extension covers those, so the same hotkey works whether you are in the Terminal or the browser. Both send to the same place, and both behave identically once the capture is made.
Ctrl+Shift+2 from anywhere. A crosshair appears over whatever is on screen.
It snaps to the chart panel, and reads the ticker and timestamp automatically.
Arrows, boxes, freehand, text. Brand colours preset. No Photoshop.
Into today's draft, a new trade idea, or the media library. Nothing to upload by hand.
The chart lands in the standard WordPress editor you already use — same drag and drop, same blocks. It arrives as an Annotated Chart block that remembers the ticker, the time it was captured and where it came from, so captions write themselves and old charts stay searchable by symbol.
US equity futures are firmer after yesterday's reversal off the 5-day VWAP. The Daily Sentiment Index on the S&P closed at 82, the fourth consecutive day above 80.
DeMark Sequential is on bar 11 of a potential 13 on the QQQ daily. Two more closes and we have a countdown completion into a week that already carries CPI on Wednesday.