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Trade Ideas

The Trade Ideas page centralises trade calls from across your connected data sources and analysts into a single, filterable view. Use it to track current positioning, review past calls, and find ideas by region, asset class, or analyst.

What counts as a trade idea

A trade idea is any directional call or recommendation captured in your connected sources — research emails, broker notes, internal analyst output, or Analyst-generated calls. TwoFiftyTwo extracts and structures these automatically.

Browsing trade ideas

All ideas appear in a single table, newest first. Each row carries the call’s date, the originating firm or analyst, a one-line summary, asset class, style (fundamental or technical), and country. Click any row to open the full idea, including the original source text and any follow-up commentary — so you can always trace a call back to where it came from.

The Trade Ideas table

Filtering

Use the filters at the top of the page to narrow the list:

  • Countries — by region (G10, Asia, CEEMEA, Latam) or a specific country
  • Organisation — by firm or internal team
  • Asset Class — FX, rates, equities, credit, and so on
  • Style — fundamental (economic or company analysis) or technical (price action)

Filters combine, so you can narrow to, for example, only fundamental FX calls from G10.

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