Insight 91
Simple Market Insights for All
insights What we do
Insight 91 is your gateway to understanding the ever-changing dynamics of the financial world. With a focus on clarity and actionable intelligence, this tool empowers you to uncover hidden opportunities and make data-driven decisions.
Whether you're navigating the complexities of cryptocurrency, stocks, or emerging markets, Market Insights provides the knowledge you need to stay ahead of the curve. It's not just a tool—it's your partner in achieving financial success and unlocking the potential of tomorrow's markets.
Indicators with visual ques and explanations give you a quick way to gauge conditions and learn at the same time. This information empowers you to make informed investment decisions.
visibility Vision
Sometimes data is only as good as it's presented. Simplify market analysis, giving people a clear picture of trends and opportunities. Whether you’re a seasoned trader or a curious beginner, Insight 91 helps you stay updated and confident in your financial journey.
person About
Hi, I'm Warren, a Melbourne-based tech entrepreneur, investor, and content creator. I develop smart tools that simplify work for businesses and help individuals gain clarity in domains like finance, mental health, and motivation.
I'm deeply involved in tech project management, blending strategy with building. I saw the need for a cleaner way to gauge markets for buy-hold and passive investors. I couldn't see data the way I wanted to to make confident decisions, so I built Insight 91 to fill that gap.
Previously, I co-founded Linkmate, a mental health app designed to foster connection and emotional well-being. With a passion for Stoicism, self-reflection, and lifelong learning, my mission is to empower others to make confident, data-informed decisions in both life and business.
analytics How We Analyse Markets
Insight 91 combines several time-tested technical analysis frameworks to give you a multi-dimensional view of market health. Rather than relying on a single signal, we layer multiple indicators so you can spot high-conviction opportunities — and avoid acting on noise. Here is a brief guide to the core indicators we track.
Drawdown from All-Time Highs
A drawdown measures how far an asset has fallen from its peak price. We categorise these as Pullbacks (0–5%), Corrections (5–20%), or Bear Markets (20%+). Historically, corrections and bear markets have represented significant long-term buying opportunities for patient investors willing to hold through short-term volatility.
RSI (14) — Relative Strength Index
The 14-period RSI measures the speed and magnitude of recent price changes on a scale of 0–100. Readings below 30 suggest an asset may be oversold and due for a bounce. Readings above 70 indicate overbought conditions where a pullback may be likely. The middle zone (30–70) is considered neutral territory where trend-following tends to work best.
200-Day Moving Average (MA200)
The 200-day moving average is one of the most widely-watched technical levels in global markets. When price trades above the MA200, the asset is generally considered to be in a long-term uptrend (bullish). When price falls below, it signals a potential shift to a downtrend (bearish). Many institutional investors use the MA200 as a primary risk filter — reducing exposure when price is below it.
Accumulation/Distribution (A/D) Line
The A/D Line tracks the relationship between price and volume to reveal whether an asset is being accumulated (bought) or distributed (sold) over time. A rising A/D line despite flat or falling prices can signal that institutional money is quietly accumulating — a bullish divergence that often precedes a breakout.
Wyckoff Market Cycle
Developed by Richard Wyckoff in the early 20th century, the Wyckoff Method identifies four recurring phases in market cycles: Accumulation (institutions quietly buying at low prices), Markup (price rises as the crowd buys in), Distribution (smart money selling to latecomers near the top), and Markdown (price declines as selling overwhelms demand). Recognising which phase a market is in helps position your risk accordingly.
Fear & Greed Index
Market sentiment swings between fear and greed, and these extremes often mark turning points. Extreme fear can signal that assets are undervalued and a recovery may be near. Extreme greed warns that markets are overheated and vulnerable to a pullback. We track composite Fear & Greed scores across regions — US, Global, and Crypto — to give you a sense of the emotional temperature of each market.