What data sources does EL7.AI use?

EL7.AI uses official data from the Federal Reserve (FOMC), European Central Bank, CFTC (COT reports), BLS, FRED, FMP for prices, and 15+ news sources.

What is the DLS system?

Dictionary-based Linguistic Scoring — a proprietary tone analysis system using a dictionary of 800+ categorized phrases. Reproducible and verifiable results, unlike random AI analysis.

How is EL7.AI different from Bloomberg?

Bloomberg takes years to master and costs $25,000/year. EL7.AI offers the same institutional data with built-in AI analysis at $500/year, with full Arabic support.

What markets are covered?

Stocks from 7 exchanges (NYSE, NASDAQ, LSE, TSE, HKSE, Euronext, XETRA, Tadawul), 28 forex pairs, 300+ cryptocurrencies, 50+ indices, and 40+ commodities.

Is EL7.AI available in Arabic?

Yes! EL7.AI is an Arabic-first platform — everything is available in Arabic with full RTL support: interface, analysis, news, and reports.

How much does EL7.AI cost?

Founding member pricing starts at $500/year (Batch 1). The price is locked forever at this level. Regular pricing will be $1,000/year after official launch.

Is there a refund policy?

Yes — full refund within 7 days of purchase. If you're not satisfied, contact us for a complete refund.

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IAEA Warns of Closing Diplomatic Window as US Military Buildup Drives Oil Prices Higher

IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi has issued a stark warning that the opportunity for a diplomatic resolution regarding Iran's nuclear program is rapidly diminishing. This pessimistic outlook coincides with a massive US military mobilization in the Middle East, featuring two aircraft carriers and over a dozen warships. The escalating geopolitical tensions have pushed WTI crude oil prices above $66 per barrel as markets price in a significant risk premium. Concerns are further heightened by the fact that IAEA inspectors have been unable to verify Iran's enriched uranium stockpiles for more than eight months. Analysts suggest the current military presence mirrors levels seen during major historical conflicts, raising fears of direct confrontation. Consequently, safe-haven assets like gold and energy-related equities are seeing increased investor interest amid the uncertainty.

IAEA Warns of Closing Diplomatic Window as US Military Buildup Drives Oil Prices Higher

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