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Open Standard for Macro Consensus Divergence Analysis

This repository contains the open-source methodology, JSON schemas, and reference implementations for the consensus divergence indices used by AhaSignals.com.

We believe financial transparency is paramount. By open-sourcing our scoring logic, we allow institutional researchers and quantitative analysts to verify the integrity of our fragility signals.

📊 Methodology & Live Trackers

1. Gold Fragility Index (GFI)

The GFI quantifies the risk of a consensus reversal in the gold market by synthesizing analyst dispersion, momentum, and positioning.

2. Silver Structural Tension Index (SSTI)

Measures the identity crisis between silver's industrial and monetary roles.

3. Fed Rate Fragility Index (FRFI)

Tracks the divergence between CME FedWatch futures and prediction markets (Kalshi/Polymarket).

4. US Dollar Index Forecast (DCDI)

Tracks the divergence between Wall Street currency forecasts and real-time interest rate differentials.

5. S&P 500 Concentration Risk (ACRI)

Quantifies the crowding risk of the "Magnificent 7" stocks versus the broader market.

6. US Treasury Yield Fragility (BMFI)

Monitoring stress in the bond market through survey divergence and positioning crowding.

7. Bitcoin Prediction Gap (BSPG)

Measuring the sentiment disconnect between institutional ETF flows and retail prediction markets.

🛠️ Data Schemas

To ensure data integrity, all snapshots adhere to strict JSON Schemas.

📜 License

This methodology is open source under the MIT License. Data snapshots provided via AhaSignals.com are subject to their respective terms.

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Quantitative framework & methodology for measuring financial consensus divergence and market fragility. Tracking DXY, Fed Rates, BTC, and Gold via AhaSignals AFI Protocol.

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