Before a supply chain disruption hits the news — and the stock price — it shows up somewhere on a map. We built the map.
Supply chain disruptions are consistently one of the most underpriced risks in equity markets. When the Strait of Hormuz faces tension, when TSMC's production is under geopolitical pressure, when a key rare earth province faces export controls — the impact ripples through dozens of sectors and tickers weeks or months before it shows up in earnings calls or analyst reports. Our 3D interactive globe maps 34 countries, 50+ bilateral trade flows, 18 commodity chokepoints, and live disruption events from GDELT and NASA EONET — so you see it before the headlines do.
Interactive 3D globe — 50+ animated trade flow arcs across 34 countries
Product BOM Tracer: iPhone, Tesla, GPU, Boeing, EV battery, solar panel — full component tree
18 commodity profiles: USGS/FAO production data, top companies, concentration scores
Live GDELT + NASA EONET disruption events: sanctions, conflicts, natural disasters
18 chokepoints with real-time status: Hormuz, Malacca, Suez, Taiwan Strait, and more
Corporate Power Map: who owns which nodes — institutional holders, executives, subsidiaries
Take a concrete example: in early 2022, lithium supply constraints from Chilean mines were visible in commodity data months before EV manufacturers disclosed the impact in earnings. An investor watching the supply chain could see the bottleneck building and position accordingly. The same pattern plays out repeatedly across semiconductors, agricultural commodities, rare earths, and energy. The supply chain is the leading indicator — earnings calls are the lagging one.
iPhone, Tesla, NVIDIA GPU, Boeing aircraft, EV battery pack, semiconductor chip (generic), solar panel, pharmaceutical (generic), coffee, and rare earth magnet — with company names and ticker symbols at every node in the supply chain, from raw material extraction through component manufacturing to final assembly. Clicking any node opens the stock data for that company.
Chokepoints are geographic bottlenecks through which a disproportionate share of global trade must pass. The Strait of Hormuz carries roughly 20% of global oil supply daily. The Malacca Strait handles 30% of global trade by value. The Taiwan Strait carries a significant portion of the world's most advanced semiconductors. When these chokepoints face disruption — from conflict, weather, political tension, or accidents — the downstream effects on energy prices, shipping costs, and specific sectors can be rapid and significant.
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