Market X-Ray · Toolbox 6 · Cross-Toolbox Scoring
Market Structure Alert Stack
Four toolboxes — Beta-Instability, Breadth-of-Breadth,
Ratio-Quality and the Divergence Scanner — each raise their own
alerts. On their own they're noise. This layer asks the only question that matters:
do they agree? It clusters every alert by what it implies for the market and scores
each cluster by how many independent tools confirm it — turning dozens of isolated signals
into one ranked stack and a single Master Risk Score.
Master Market-Structure Risk 61 moderate
Top-priority signal Early recovery Regime: Leadership exhaustion
Updated daily · data as of 2026-11-06
How to read it
Every toolbox's alerts are normalised into one schema and mapped to a market implication
(narrowing, risk-off, leadership exhaustion, hidden fragility, broadening…). Alerts that imply the same
thing form a cluster, scored by the spec blend:
base severity (0.25), toolbox confirmation (0.20, how many of the four
agree), independence (0.15, distinct evidence types — price vs beta vs breadth vs credit),
regime relevance (0.15), persistence (0.10), worsening
(0.10) and importance (0.05). A cluster confirmed by three independent tools is a
high-conviction read; one tool alone is a watch item. The Master Risk Score tracks the
top cluster, lifted when several distinct bearish clusters fire at once.
For information and discussion only — a reading of market internals, not investment advice. Thresholds are
uncalibrated pending the planned backtest. Built on
Beta-Instability,
Breadth-of-Breadth,
Ratio-Quality and the
Divergence Scanner.