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Market Regimes

Context

Every trading day, Signal52 classifies the market into one of four regimes based on macro indicators, price action, and volatility data. Regime context shapes how you should interpret every signal and score on the dashboard.

Today's Context

Check the current regime in AI Insights, updated every evening after market close.

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Market rewarding growth and momentum

Growth, momentum, and higher-beta names are in favor. Risk appetite is elevated. High-conviction setups carry the most weight in this regime.

Signal Interpretation
High-quality setups most actionable
DNA + Action combinations strongest
Broader participation across sectors

Defensive posture — flight to safety

Capital rotating to safety — bonds, defensive sectors, cash. Even strong setups underperform. Raise the bar for entry and respect risk signals more strictly.

Signal Interpretation
Be more selective with entries
Risk signals warrant extra caution
Defensive and low-beta setups favored

No clear directional conviction

No dominant trend in either direction. Stocks can move independently of broader market forces. Look for stronger individual signal confluence before acting.

Signal Interpretation
Higher signal confluence required
Stock-specific setups most reliable
Watch for regime-shift signals

Regime in transition — elevated uncertainty

Market conditions in flux. Expect lower signal reliability and wider outcome ranges. Patient positioning is the priority — wait for regime confirmation.

Signal Interpretation
Lower signal reliability
Wider price swings expected
Best used as observation, not action, period

How Regime Is Classified

The macro inputs that drive daily regime determination

VIX

CBOE Volatility Index. Elevated VIX signals stress and risk-off conditions.

10Y-2Y Spread

Yield curve slope. Inversion or flattening often precedes Risk-Off or Caution.

Credit Spread

Investment-grade bond spreads. Widening spreads indicate deteriorating credit conditions.

Fed Funds Rate

Current policy rate from the Federal Reserve, providing the macro rate backdrop.

Data sourced from the Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED) system, updated daily after market close.

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