Supply chain disruptions are consistently one of the most underpriced risks in equity markets. When lithium supply from Chilean mines tightens, when TSMC faces geopolitical pressure, when a key rare earth province faces export controls — the impact ripples through dozens of tickers weeks or months before it shows up in earnings calls. The supply chain is the leading indicator. Earnings calls are the lagging one.
Our 3D globe maps 34 countries, 50+ trade flows, and 18 commodity chokepoints — with live disruption events from GDELT and NASA EONET. Trace the full bill of materials for iPhone, Tesla, NVIDIA GPU, Boeing, EV battery, and more down to the raw material level, with company names and tickers at every node.
34 countries, 50+ trade flows, animated arcs showing bilateral commodity volumes across energy, technology, agriculture, metals, manufacturing, and chemicals.
Trace iPhone, Tesla, GPU, Boeing aircraft, EV battery, solar panel, pharma, coffee, rare earth — full supply chain from raw material to finished product with company names and tickers.
Real-time status of 18 critical chokepoints: Strait of Hormuz, Suez Canal, Malacca, Taiwan Strait, and more — with live event feeds and vessel count data.
18 commodities with USGS/FAO production data, HHI concentration scores, top producers, substitutes, and "Did You Know" facts — browsable from the sidebar.
GDELT + NASA EONET integration for real-time trade policy changes, sanctions, natural disasters, and conflicts filtered by supply chain relevance and severity.
"WHO OWNS THIS?" — institutional holders, executives, insider trades, and subsidiaries for any company in the explorer. FMP + Wikidata, 7-day cached.
The Supply Chain Explorer is an interactive 3D globe displaying 34+ countries, 50+ bilateral trade flows, commodity chokepoints (Strait of Hormuz, Malacca, Suez Canal), and live disruption events from GDELT and NASA EONET. You can drill into any country to see its imports, exports, key commodities, and dependent industries. You can also trace the full supply chain for specific products like iPhones, Tesla batteries, or GPUs.
Supply chain disruptions are one of the most under-watched market catalysts. When a key chokepoint is threatened, semiconductor fabrication is disrupted, or a key commodity producer faces sanctions, the impact ripples through dozens of industries and tickers. The Supply Chain Explorer surfaces these risks in real time — often weeks before they show up in analyst reports or earnings calls.
The Product Explorer supports 10 products: iPhone, Tesla, GPU (NVIDIA), Boeing aircraft, EV battery pack, semiconductor chip, solar panel, pharmaceutical, coffee, and rare earth magnet. Each traces the full bill of materials from raw materials to finished product, with company names and tickers at every node.
Yes. The Explorer integrates GDELT (Global Database of Events) and NASA EONET for real-time supply chain disruption events — trade policy changes, sanctions announcements, natural disasters, and port disruptions. Events are filtered by severity and category (Trade Policy, Natural Disaster, Conflict, etc.).
The Power Map (accessed via the "WHO OWNS THIS?" button in any stock modal) shows corporate ownership intelligence: top institutional holders, key executives, insider trade history, and subsidiaries. It uses FMP data and Wikidata SPARQL to build a real-time ownership web for any publicly traded company in the explorer.