Option-Chain Structure
Observed option-chain geometry used to infer positioning, stress, and participation.
Explore options-derived sentiment, follow changing conditions across assets and baskets, and put portfolio risk in context.
Hidden conditions. Observed evidence.
Many layers.
Observed option-chain geometry used to infer positioning, stress, and participation.
Proprietary anchors describing hidden supply/demand and liquidation pressure.
Regime-dependent risk compensation for portfolio-level decisions.
CRS factors—our options-derived sentiment factors. GZS, LIQ, and synchronization describe underlying sentiment dimensions. Their composite summary, the Combined Regime Score (CRS score), provides market-regime context; the display uses a 0–100 scale.
The regime label and historical scale position compare the CRS score with the past three years for the same basket. They are distinct from the raw score and a selected-period percentile.
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