Dominant macro mood 1D

This indicator does not only use the price of the asset itself as source data. It uses multiple sources of data from the macroeconomic environment to detect a dominant current – growing or falling (so that we can determine whether bulls/bears are likely to prevail, whether there is an optimistic or pessimistic mood in the market)

This is not a classic oscillator (classic oscillators only use data from the price itself, this indicator reads data from various data sources and this makes it much more robust and accurate)

This indicator is intended mainly for the S&P500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq 100 indices and should be used primarily on the 1-day timeframe (subsequently, it can be used as support for the main 1-day trend even on 4h, but we can expect more noise there). We can also use it to a limited extent with mega cap shares which are the main components of large indexes, but there we must at least visually check the correlation of the share itself and the index. In general, however, it seems that large stocks are correlated with indexes, and if the indexes do well, most of the stocks do as well. So even if you are not an index trader, but a stock trader, the indicator can be of great help in determining market sentiment.

the arrow does not mean a signal to buy or sell, but shows the crossing of the lines representing possible macro mood based on quant model calculation

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