What Exent’s Predictive Market Intelligence includes, what it costs, who it suits and who it does not, what you can see free, and how it compares with macro research services. Terms checked in October 2026.
Exent Market intel is worth it if you manage a sizeable portfolio yourself and will change your exposure when conditions change. Its full name is Exent Predictive Market Intelligence, and it does one job: it reads the macro backdrop every day, classifies it as Risk ON, Neutral or Risk OFF, and emails you when that changes. Its value depends less on the reading than on what you do with it. Before you pay, check three things:
How a regime reading fits into a wider plan is in the portfolio protection guide.
A daily regime reading, alerts and a briefing. As listed at checkout in October 2026, membership includes:
| Feature | What it is |
|---|---|
| Macro regime score | Risk ON, Neutral or Risk OFF, with a daily reading |
| Four pillars | Liquidity (money flowing through the system), credit stress (strain in credit markets), the economic cycle (where the economy is) and sentiment (investor mood) |
| Alerts | An email when the regime changes |
| Daily macro briefing | Market context with cited sources, and exposure guidance |
| Events calendar and cross‑asset signals | Scheduled releases and meetings; what other markets are doing |
| Six model allocations | From fully invested or fully in cash, to a graduated model, to a 2× model that uses leverage only in Risk ON and moves to cash in Risk OFF |
| Access | Web app at app.exent.ai, designed phone first; log in with a one‑time code sent to your email |
What it does not include: a forecast of prices or crash dates, trade execution, or personal advice. There is no app‑store app. The pillars are explained in general terms in what is a macro regime score?
$99 for the first month, then $297/month, or $2,499 a year. These are the terms shown at checkout in October 2026:
| Term | Monthly plan | Yearly plan |
|---|---|---|
| You pay today | $99 for the first month | $2,499 for one year |
| After that | $297/month until you cancel | $2,499/year until you cancel |
| A full year | $3,564 at the regular monthly price | $2,499 (30% less) |
| Cancel | Anytime from your account; access to the end of the paid period | Anytime from your account; access to the end of the paid year |
| Refunds | None: payments are non‑refundable | None: payments are non‑refundable |
A flat fee weighs more on a small portfolio than on a large one. The cost per year as a share of the portfolio, with the refund terms in the Refund & Cancellation Policy:
| Portfolio (Illustrative) | Yearly plan ($2,499) | Monthly at the regular price ($3,564 a year) |
|---|---|---|
| $250,000 | 1.00% | 1.43% |
| $500,000 | 0.50% | 0.71% |
| $1 million | 0.25% | 0.36% |
| $2 million | 0.12% | 0.18% |
There is no free trial of Market intel; the first month is discounted instead. What you can see free is the market risk check below: the S&P 500 against its record and its 200‑day average, and how volatile it has been, updated every trading day. Today’s regime reading and each pillar’s reading are for members.
Data through the close of Oct 20, 2026. The S&P 500 fell 1.2% over the last five trading days, and the Nasdaq‑100 fell 3.5%. The S&P 500 is 1.3% below its record close of Oct 6: a small dip from its record. It is 6.4% above its 200‑day average (+7.9% a week earlier). Its 20‑day volatility is 9.4% a year, calmer than 71% of trading days since 2016.
Last updated Oct 20, 2026. Members only.
| Exent regime pillar | Today |
|---|---|
| Liquidity | |
| Credit stress | |
| Economic cycle | |
| Sentiment | |
| Regime: Risk ON · Neutral · Risk OFF |
Price trend and volatility show what the market has already done. Exent’s macro regime score reads the backdrop behind it (liquidity, credit stress, the economic cycle and sentiment) and classifies it as Risk ON, Neutral or Risk OFF. Market intel members see today’s reading and get an alert when it changes.
It suits self‑directed investors with substantial sums, little time, and a wish to let a rule rather than headlines decide how much risk to hold.
It suits:
It is not for:
It is the one built around a single daily reading with alerts; the others sell research and signals to read and apply. As of October 2026:
| Service | What you get | Alert on change | Price (Oct 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exent Market intel | Daily Risk ON / Neutral / Risk OFF score, briefing with sources, six model allocations | Yes, by email | $99 first month, then $297/month; or $2,499/year |
| 42 Macro | Macro research, proprietary signals, a model portfolio on higher plans | — | $55–$165/mo |
| Hedgeye | Daily Macro Show; other research sold separately | — | Macro Show: $99 first year (normally $599) |
| SentimenTrader | Sentiment indicators, models, a backtest engine | — | $59–$99/mo |
| 200‑day moving average | The index above or below its trend line | Not built in | Free on any chart |
“—” means the pages we checked do not say. The full ranking, with data platforms and free sources, is in best market intelligence services; timing tools alone are compared in best tools to know when to step aside.
Its main limit is the one every timing tool shares: it classifies conditions, and it cannot see the future.
The wider evidence on timing is in does market timing work?
From the product’s own published terms. Features and prices are as listed on the Market intel checkout on October 22, 2026, and facts about other services come from their own websites, checked in October 2026. We used no performance figures, Exent’s included: they depend on test windows and assumptions, and past results do not promise future ones. The one market figure, the 2020 fall, is from Exent’s market data.
It is worth it for self-directed investors with a sizeable portfolio who will act on a written risk plan. It gives a daily Risk ON, Neutral or Risk OFF reading from four pillars and an email alert when the regime changes; it does not place trades or predict crashes.
As of October 2026, $99 for the first month, then $297/month, or $2,499 a year. You can cancel anytime from your account settings.
No. The first month is discounted instead. The daily market risk check on Exent’s library pages is free, but the regime reading itself is for members.
Four pillars: liquidity (money flowing through the system), credit stress (strain in credit markets), the economic cycle (where the economy is) and sentiment (investor mood). It sums them up as one reading: Risk ON, Neutral or Risk OFF.
Yes, anytime from your account settings. You keep access to the end of the period you paid for; payments are non-refundable.
No. It classifies market conditions and shows model allocations. It is research, not personal advice, and it does not place trades or manage money.
Market Intelligence reads the market regime and tells you whether the backdrop favors taking risk or protecting capital.
Educational content, not investment advice. Examples are illustrative; past performance does not guarantee future results.