Signal Dashboard

Signal Dashboard

The Crisis Preparation Blueprint Vol. Two · 2026

One row per indicator, one column per month. The point is not any single reading — it is the shape of the column over time. A number in isolation tells you nothing; the same number for the fourth month running tells you a great deal.

How to use this sheet

Print one copy per half-year. Six columns fit comfortably; twelve makes the boxes too small to write in honestly.

Months 1–6

Indicator M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6
Energy & oil
Inflation prints
Metals & commodities
Central bank policy
Supply chain throughput
Direction after six months — is each one drifting, turning, or flat?

Months 7–12

Indicator M7 M8 M9 M10 M11 M12
Energy & oil
Inflation prints
Metals & commodities
Central bank policy
Supply chain throughput
Direction after six months — is each one drifting, turning, or flat?

Turn or noise?

Use this page when a reading surprises you. Writing the reasoning down is what stops you rewriting history later — and what lets you check, six months on, whether your read was any good.

What moved, and by how much against the previous reading?
Has it moved the same way for more than two readings?
Is there a one-off explanation — a strike, a season, a revision, a base effect?
What would have to be true next month for this to be a genuine turn?
What, if anything, does this change about what I hold or what I spend?