Latest data: Jul 7, 2026
Data sources

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This MVP uses public and free-tier sources and labels each metric by its real update cadence. Lagging monthly and quarterly series are not presented as daily. Data mode: Supabase.

Credit & Volatility

10Y-2Y Yield Curve

FRED T10Y2Y • Daily

The curve is a macro warning, not a market-timing device. It can stay inverted for a long while before a recession unfolds.

Credit & Volatility

10Y-3M Yield Curve

FRED T10Y3M • Daily

The signal is about macro risk, not crash timing. It can invert well before markets react, and it can normalize before the real economy weakens.

Credit & Volatility

High-Yield Credit Spread

FRED BAMLH0A0HYM2 • Daily

This is a credit market signal, not a direct stock-market forecast. It can stay tight for a long time in a strong economy.

Credit & Volatility

Investment-Grade OAS

FRED BAMLC0A0CM • Daily

Investment-grade spreads can stay tight for long periods in healthy expansions. This is a backdrop signal, not a standalone market forecast.

Credit & Volatility

VIX

FRED VIXCLS • Daily

Low VIX is not a safety signal. It often means the market is underpricing the possibility of a sudden move.

Macro

10Y Treasury Yield

FRED DGS10 • Daily

The yield is not a bubble signal on its own, but it can shape the risk-reward backdrop for the market.

Macro

Sahm Rule

FRED SAHMREALTIME • Monthly

The Sahm Rule is a recession trigger, not an equity signal. It usually confirms stress after unemployment has already begun moving.

Macro

Unemployment Rate

FRED UNRATE • Monthly

It is a lagging indicator, so it is more useful for context than for sounding the first alarm.

Sentiment & Leverage

AAII Sentiment

AAII • Weekly

Sentiment surveys are noisy and can stay extreme for a while. They work best as a secondary check rather than a primary trigger.

Sentiment & Leverage

CBOE Put/Call Ratio

CBOE • Daily

The signal is short-term and can swing on positioning rather than fundamentals. It works best as a sentiment backdrop, not a standalone timing tool.

Sentiment & Leverage

Crypto Speculation

CoinGecko • Daily

Crypto market cap is noisy, young, and structurally different from equities. It should be treated as a sentiment proxy, not a valuation anchor.

Sentiment & Leverage

Margin Debt

FINRA • Monthly

Margin debt trends can be slow and are impacted by regulatory changes and market structure. It is better used as a leverage backdrop than a standalone timing signal.

Valuation

Buffett Indicator

FRED / Wilshire 5000 + GDP • Daily / quarterly

GDP is quarterly and lags the market, so the ratio is smoother and slower-moving than daily price moves.

Valuation

S&P 500 ÷ M2

FRED SP500 / FRED M2SL • Daily / monthly

This is a rough liquidity-based context metric, not a precise valuation tool, and there is no single standard formula for it across analysts.

Valuation

Shiller CAPE

Robert Shiller / Yale • Monthly

The series is a valuation proxy, not a timing tool. Markets can stay expensive for years, especially when growth expectations are strong.

Attribution notes

  • FRED / ALFRED series are used for Treasury, volatility, credit, GDP, labor, and monetary indicators.
  • Robert Shiller / Yale is used for long-run CAPE context.
  • Stooq or Shiller-style long-history index data should be used for S&P history where FRED licensing is too short for dot-com-era charts.
  • CoinGecko is used as the free crypto-market proxy.
  • CBOE and FINRA are listed for the next sentiment and margin-debt additions; they are not silently treated as daily data until implemented.

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