Northvane Terminal
The pros' terminal, without the Bloomberg price tag
A Bloomberg Terminal costs about $31,980 a year per seat. Northvane Terminal covers the functions that matter to an equity investor, explains them in plain words, and starts at €14 a month.
Independent alternative: Northvane is not affiliated with Bloomberg L.P.
The same reflex, at another price scale
The functions you know
The same keyboard reflexes: a security, a function. And the same data in simple pages for those who prefer to click.
Company profile
Price, key figures, business, indices, identifiers and management.
Pro chart
Candles, moving averages, RSI or MACD, key levels and our D+1 and D+7 forecast.
10 years of financials
Annual and quarterly statements read from companies' official filings.
Holders
Who owns more than 5% of the shares, and since when.
Insiders
What executives buy and sell, with the six-month balance.
Suppliers and customers
Every company's constellation, with the annual report sentence that proves each link.
Contagion
If a company drops 10%, which suppliers, customers and subsidiaries are exposed?
Options
Option chain, implied volatility by expiration, put/call ratio, max pain.
Short selling
The share of volume sold short, day after day, and reported short interest.
Yield curves
US Treasury, euro area, Fed and ECB policy rates.
Macro calendar
Central banks, inflation, jobs: this week's releases and their consensus.
Odds
What prediction markets expect for rates, inflation and politics.
What changes
- A consumer subscription priceThe Pro plan unlocks the whole Terminal for €14 a month. No two-year contract, no sales call.
- Explained, in your languageEvery security has its AI analysis of the day: what moves, why, and what could follow.
- Sources citedEvery link between two companies points to the document that proves it. Nothing is shown without a reason.
- A published hit rateOur forecasts are timestamped before the open and checked against real closes, hits and misses alike.
What we don't do (yet)
An honest alternative also says what it lacks.
- No real-time quotes: prices are delayed by at least 15 minutes.
- No bonds or credit: Northvane focuses on stocks, sovereign rates, currencies and commodities.
- No messaging between professionals.
- No bank-by-bank analyst consensus: price targets, yes.
- European holders, insiders and filings are being added: the United States comes first.
Frequently asked questions
Is Northvane a real Bloomberg Terminal?
No. Northvane Terminal is an independent alternative, with no link to Bloomberg L.P. It covers the functions equity investors use most: company profile, chart, financials, analysts, holders, insiders, options, rates, currencies, commodities, macro calendar and the map of suppliers and customers.
How much does Northvane Terminal cost?
The Terminal is open to every account, free ones included. The link map, contagion and options come with the Pro plan, at €14 a month. For comparison, a Bloomberg Terminal costs about $31,980 a year per seat.
Where does the data come from?
From official and public sources: companies' filings with the US regulator (SEC), the US Treasury, the European Central Bank, the US broker regulator and delayed options quotes. Every link between companies cites the document that proves it.
Are prices real-time?
No. Quotes are delayed by at least 15 minutes. Northvane is built for analysis and decisions, not millisecond execution.
What is the map of suppliers and customers?
For each company, Northvane reads its annual report and official filings, and records its customers, suppliers, competitors, shareholders and subsidiaries. The map shows who depends on whom, and the CHOC function simulates how a drop spreads along those links.
Is there a plan for teams and companies?
Yes: business plans with seats, API, widgets and a market letter. They are detailed on the Business page.
Type “NVDA SPLC”
And watch Nvidia's map draw itself: suppliers on the left, customers on the right, each link with its proof.