From ~$80T today, explore a stock's potential in a $100T U.S. market.
Before you spend the next $20T, see the scale of the climb. The destination is $100T. You decide what the market looks like when it gets there.

You're the commissioner of your $100T market. Every company wants a bigger piece. Start by deciding how much goes to TRILLZONE — then keep spending until every trillion has a home.
Start with the easiest decision: move the opening thirds. Should stocks above $1T command less, about the same, or more of your $100T market?
This is the market's deep bench. Today the tracked universe has roughly three NFL-sized groups below $450B — then a small gateway group approaching TRILLZONE.
Name specific candidates from today's $450B–$1T gateway, or keep future entrants generic.
Everyone starts at the $1T floor. Precision comes later; for now this is a visual preview of the ladder.
The Buttonwood Agreement was signed May 17, 1792. NYSE-listed market capitalization first topped $1T on Feb. 8, 1980. The later $5T stepping stones below are a working SWE@235 timeline to be reconciled to one consistent total-U.S.-market series before publication.
Once you've allocated a $100T market, CUBai can ask which nine companies you want to follow inside it — with a combined company-market-cap budget under $10T. This is where market → portfolio → stock begins.
The finished experience will turn your allocations into a 12-segment PHITBALL field — your visual map of the $100T U.S. market.
I grew up doing the math on a market measured in trillions. SWE@235 turns that journey into something people can see, understand, play and eventually train. My goal: help more people understand the market they're participating in as we approach May 17, 2027 — 235 years since the Buttonwood Agreement — and the journey beyond.