AR4 Terminal

What is the AR4 Terminal

A Spanish-language financial terminal, inspired by professional screens: instead of jumping between tabs, you have prices, the chart, the day's economic calendar, the Flash of analyzed news, trading ideas and a map of world trade in a single view. The AR4> bar understands short commands and, at the same time, searches all of AR4: instruments, brokers, prop firm accounts, exchanges, copy trading, guides, academy modules, tools, news and events. And on the world's stock exchanges: type a company's name (toyota, samsung) or its code with its exchange's suffix (7203.T Tokyo, PETR4.SA São Paulo, WALMEX.MX Mexico) and you will see its quote and its chart.

Free and Terminal Pro

The free AR4 Terminal can be used without limits with a free account (email only, no card). Without an account you can use it 10 minutes a day: the time runs while the page is open, is counted in your browser and starts over every day (Lima time). We ask for the account to protect the service: every piece of data you see has a cost.

Terminal Pro is included in AR4 Premium. If you have a free account, you can try it for 10 minutes every day from the «Terminal Pro» button. The trial opens the Pro view with its live data (live aircraft and ships, the cyclone cone and the full Breaking news ticker): while your minute runs, the server gives them to you just as it does to Premium. The data you see is the same in both versions; what changes is how much you can see at once.

Alerts and phrases in Spanish

Price alerts: type ALERTA XAU > 2700 (alerts you if gold rises to 2.700), ALERTA BTC < 60000 (if it falls) or ALERTA ETH 5% (if it moves 5 % from now), or use the «Alerts» button. Each alert triggers only once, lasts 30 days and lives in this browser: they are the same as in the AR4 Chart, up to 10 active. They are checked while the terminal is open (every 45 seconds when in view and roughly every 2 minutes in the background). If you want to be alerted even if you close the page, with your free account the AR4 Chart does it by notification. An alert is a price notice that you set up: it is not a signal.

Phrases in Spanish: the bar understands short phrases and, before you press Enter, says what it is going to do: «noticias de petróleo» (filtered Flash), «dólar sol» (chart of the dollar in Peru), «calendario de Perú», «compara oro y plata», «empresas de cobre» (companies in the sector listed in New York, with their price; it is not a ranking) or «avísame si el oro pasa 2700».

Favorites, presentation and guide: tap the star next to a command (in AYUDA, or the one that appears after you type it) and it is added to your favorites (FAV): they appear first when you open the bar and in the quick commands; they live in this browser, up to 8. PRESENTAR leaves the screen clean for a screenshot, with the AR4 brand and the Lima date and time; Esc goes back. The first time, a 3-step guide explains the bar, the workspaces and «Explain» (GUIA repeats it).

AR4 exclusive

Four features that only the AR4 Terminal has, all with the source and time of every figure and none with signals or predictions:

• AR4 Report of the day (INFORME): two editions per business day, at the open and at the close of the New York stock exchange (Lima time), with the most relevant items from the Flash, the agenda with its consensus and its surprise, what moved the most and a «For Peru» block. It is written by AR4's AI from a closed list of data and is labeled as such; before publishing it, AR4 checks that every figure exists in that data and that every code leads to its source. If the text does not pass the check, only the data is published.
• Radar Perú (RADAR): how global moves hit Peru (copper and the sol, gold and Buenaventura, the global dollar and the dollar in Peru, the US stock market and Credicorp, oil and inflation, US and BCRP interest rates), with the written rule linking each pair, today's data for each piece and whether today they are behaving as the rule says. It describes the day; it does not predict.
• Pulso AR4 (PULSO): a proprietary index from 0 to 100 of market stress (volatility, credit, the dollar, the yield curve and oil, each against its own last year), with the formula, the weights, the sources and the history in plain view. It is AR4's own index, not a signal.
• What the community is watching (COMUNIDAD): which assets the AR4 community posts about most this week, its sentiment next to the actual price and how many weeks the consensus was right. Aggregated data from the Termómetro AR4: who posted is not shown.

The Report, the Radar and the Pulso can be downloaded as an image to share, with the «AR4 MERCADOS · ar4mercados.com» mark.

Linked panels, windows and clock

Panel linking (ENLACE): the Monitor, the Chart, the Flash, the Company, the Supply chain and the AR4 Functions can be linked by color groups, as on professional screens: Gold, Silver and Copper (each with its letter, O, P and C, so as not to depend on color). When you choose an instrument or a company in a panel of the group, the other panels in the same group follow it: the chart draws it, the Flash puts the headlines about it at the top, the profile and the chain switch company if it is a US stock, and the function open in AR4 Functions receives it if it works with codes. The button with the chain link, in the header of each panel, changes its group or unlinks it; it is remembered in this browser. Panels opened in another window also follow their group.

Another window (VENTANA GRAF, or the header menu): opens a single panel, full screen and with its bar, so you can move it to another monitor. Size (TAM GRAF 2/3, the menu or the + and - keys on the active panel): on desktop each panel takes up 1/3, 1/2, 2/3 or the full width, and it is saved with your layout. Market clock (RELOJ): the time in Lima, New York, London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Hong Kong and São Paulo, whether its exchange is open and how long until it opens or closes. It is calculated with each exchange's regular hours, Monday to Friday: it does not take holidays or half sessions into account.

Chain explorer

SCAN (or paste an address or a transaction ID directly into the bar): the network is recognized automatically from the format. For an address you see its balance and that of its stablecoins on every network where it exists, its approximate value in dollars (stablecoins at par; the rest at the monitor price) and its movements with Lima time, counterparty and confirmations, with «See more». For a transaction, whether it is confirmed, pending or failed, how many confirmations it has, the block and the time, from whom to whom, the amount and the token (with a warning if it is not the official contract) and the fee paid. It is useful, for example, to check a USDT transfer. SCAN BTC or SCAN TRON show the status of the network.

BALLENAS: large movements almost live (stablecoins of 1 million or more, 100 BTC or more and 1.000 ETH or more), with exchange inflows and outflows and stablecoin issuances and burns. An address only carries a name if the entity itself published it (an exchange in its proof of reserves, an issuer, an official contract, a fund or a government), with its source and date; people are never named and there is no guessing who owns an address.

Main commands

Where the data comes from

• Prices: the same as on the rest of the site. Currencies, indices, commodities and stocks come from Yahoo Finance and may arrive with a few minutes' delay; each row shows the time of its last price. Cryptocurrencies in the chart add up the real volume of five exchanges.
• World stocks: the quote and the candles come from Yahoo Finance, with each exchange's own delay, in that exchange's currency and with the time of the last price. If the source does not have a symbol, it says so. The Lima Stock Exchange is not published by the source: checked on October 8, 2026, its .LM codes arrive without a price; the large Peruvian companies also trade in New York (BAP, BVN, SCCO, IFS).
• Calendar: the same as AR4's economic calendar, with its own Latin America agenda.
• Analysis (HEAT, CORR and SEAS): the heat map uses the same prices as the monitor; correlation and seasonality are calculated in your browser with the daily and monthly candles from the AR4 Chart (Yahoo Finance). Each figure states how many days or years it was calculated with and warns if the sample is short. What happened in other years does not predict this year.
• Flash and ideas: those AR4 publishes in News and Ideas, with their source.
• AR4 exclusive: the Report brings together the Flash, AR4's calendar, Yahoo Finance prices and BCRP data (AR4's AI only writes; every figure comes from that data and carries its link). The Radar uses the monitor prices and the BCRP API. The Pulso, Yahoo Finance daily closes of the VIX, HYG and IEF, the dollar index, the US 10-year bond and 13-week bill, and WTI oil. What the community is watching, the Termómetro AR4.
• Map: the globe uses NASA's Blue Marble and Black Marble imagery (GIBS) and, for rainfall, NASA's IMERG satellite estimate; ships come via AIS (aisstream.io, ground receivers: far from the coast traffic may be missing) and aircraft via ADS-B (ADSB.lol), with the usual route from an open database (it may not be today's) and photos from Planespotters.net with their author's name; cyclones, from NOAA's NHC; earthquakes, from the USGS. Transit through the straits is an AR4 count with that AIS data, not total traffic.
• Chains (SCAN and BALLENAS): public nodes of each network, the same as CRIPTO (PublicNode and the official nodes of Arbitrum, Base, Avalanche and BNB Chain), TronGrid and mempool.space, read-only. Free public nodes only keep recent events on EVM networks (on Ethereum, about 33 hours): for the full history, each screen links to the official explorer. Entity labels come from their own publications (proofs of reserves from Binance, OKX, Bybit and KuCoin; Circle; Tether; Uniswap; Arbitrum; Base; Polygon; Bitwise; El Salvador's National Bitcoin Office).
• Alerts: they are compared against the monitor prices (the same source, with its possible delay); the notice states the price and the time at which it triggered.
• Market clock: it requests no data; it comes from your device's clock and the regular hours published by each exchange (NYSE, LSE, Deutsche Börse for Xetra, JPX for Tokyo, HKEX, B3 and BVL). The BVL and the B3 shift their hours with US daylight saving time (B3: Ofício Circular 005/2026-PRE). It does not include holidays, half sessions or opening and closing auctions: on a holiday the exchange may show as «open» even though it is not trading.
• If a source does not respond, its panel says «no data» and the time of the last attempt. Nothing is filled in with estimates.