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What’s holding you back from investing?

Usually two things: knowing what to look at, and being guided through the first steps. Projet M gives you three simple indicators on the major markets, every evening, so you can decide with a clear head without drowning in information.

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Global trend

as of Sep 24, 2026
8/9 markets in an uptrend relative to their 200-day moving average
  • S&P 500 +7.0% Uptrend
  • Nasdaq 100 +11.5% Uptrend
  • Russell 2000 Trend available to members
  • CAC 40 Trend available to members
  • DAX Trend available to members
  • FTSE MIB Trend available to members
  • Nikkei 225 Trend available to members
  • KOSPI Trend available to members
  • Euro Stoxx 50 Trend available to members
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What’s usually missing

Answer 1 · knowledge

“I don’t know what to look at.”

Three indicators, not thirty: trend, valuation and the global climate. Each one explained on a real example, updated every evening.

S&P 500 Uptrend 200-day MA +7.0% · high valuation
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Answer 2 · guidance coming soon

“I don’t know where to start.”

Step-by-step guidance for your first decisions: write your own rules, keep track of your choices, step back when markets get agitated.

  • Investor charter
  • Decision journal
  • Historical perspective
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Example · close of Sep 24, 2026

Your four benchmarks at a glance

S&P 500

United States
Uptrend
7,704.13 −0.02% day · +15.7% over 1 year
Trend
for 118 sessions
Gap to 200-day MA
+7.0%
Valuation High
P/E 24.68 · 10-yr avg 20.45 · ETF SPY
Price 200-day MA

Your home page tracks four indices that cover most of the market. Here is the S&P 500 as it appears every evening. The other three follow the same format.

  1. 01
    S&P 500 example

    The 500 largest US companies. The most watched benchmark in the world.

  2. 02
    Nasdaq 100

    The 100 largest non-financial companies on the Nasdaq, led by technology.

  3. 03
    Euro Stoxx 50

    The 50 largest companies in the euro area. The benchmark for our home market.

  4. 04
    MSCI World

    About 1,400 companies from 23 developed countries. The index that “World” ETFs replicate.

Method

Three indicators, readable in ten seconds

Applied to the example above: the S&P 500 as of Sep 24, 2026.

01

Trend

We compare the latest close with its moving average over the last 200 sessions (200-day MA). A 1% buffer keeps the state from flipping on every small move.

Example · S&P 500
Close
7,704.13
200-day MA
7,200.72
Gap
+7.0%
  • Uptrend more than 1% above ← S&P 500
  • Near average between −1% and +1%
  • Downtrend more than 1% below

Result: uptrend, for 118 sessions.

02

Valuation

The current P/E is compared with its own 10-year average: a P/E of 30 is common for the Nasdaq, not for the KOSPI. The “normal” zone covers ±1 standard deviation (σ).

Example · S&P 500
Current P/E
24.68
10-year average
20.45
Gap
+1.22 σ

Result: high valuation, +1.22 σ from its average.

03

Global trend

The share of the 9 tracked markets that are in an uptrend. The big picture, in one number.

Example · S&P 500
S&P 500 trend
Uptrend
Markets in uptrend
8 of 9
8 up · 1 down or near the average

Result: global trend 8/9. S&P 500 trend: uptrend.

Our principles

A tool for deciding, not for fidgeting

No advice

No buy or sell recommendation. The decision stays yours.

No real time

One update a day, after the close. Intraday noise doesn’t help you decide.

Calm colors

Blue, amber and grey. Nothing flashes red.

Visible sources

Every indicator shows its source, method and date.

Coming soon

Tools to keep a cool head

  • Historical perspective
  • Decision journal
  • Investor charter
  • Calm mode

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