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MXI is a Materials Intelligence Platform positioned as a materials and commodities intelligence terminal for commodity traders, portfolio managers, and mining executives. It aims to offer price monitoring, AI analysis, correlation matrices, supply chain intelligence, and trading support tools at a lower cost, covering 20 commodities including copper, gold, lithium, nickel, aluminum, iron ore, uranium, and rare earths.
The platform includes TradingView-powered candlestick charts, a commodity screener, market heatmaps, two-commodity comparisons, a 20x20 correlation matrix, smart alerts, watchlists, seasonal patterns, volatility analysis, and a trading toolkit. Its AI features are powered by Claude and provide a daily 06:00 UTC morning brief, per-commodity sentiment scores, event alerts, and 30/60/90-day price outlooks. The Pro plan claims real-time price latency of under 2 seconds, along with 10 years of historical data and backtesting; the free plan only includes 5 price sources, daily snapshots, and 1 year of historical data. Note that the terms state market data and AI content are provided “as is,” commodity prices may be delayed or simulated, and the main copy does not disclose the specific exchanges or data providers used.
Pricing is straightforward: Analyst is free and requires no credit card; Diamond Pro costs USD 49/month and includes 20 real-time price sources, AI morning briefs, correlation matrices, smart alerts, supply chain maps, API access, and priority support. Payments are billed monthly in USD via Stripe. Disclosed integrations include TradingView charts, Claude AI, Stripe payments, and API access, but there are no details on broker integrations, Slack, email, or institutional system integrations.
The main advantages are that it is much cheaper than traditional terminals, and its features are tightly integrated around commodity research workflows, making it especially useful for quickly reviewing cross-commodity relationships, supply chain events, and AI summaries. Its keyboard-first design also helps with high-frequency browsing. The drawbacks are that coverage is limited to 20 commodities, while disclosures around data licensing, sources, and accuracy are insufficient. AI-generated views do not constitute investment advice, and professional traders should still verify information against authoritative market data sources before trading.
MXI is suitable for small commodity research teams, macro/resource-focused investment managers, mining executives, and individual professional users who need a low-cost commodities dashboard. For heavily regulated trading desks, data licensing should still be assessed carefully. The main text does not provide information on access from mainland China, so its availability there is unknown. Payments rely on Stripe, and compatibility with domestic Chinese bank cards would need to be tested. Comparable or alternative products include Bloomberg Terminal, TradingView, Refinitiv Eikon, Koyfin, and S&P Global Commodity Insights.
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