PulseFlow Global Liquidity Regime

Every market rides a tide. Most traders only ever watch the waves.
PulseFlow Global Liquidity Regime puts the global liquidity backdrop in one panel under your chart, so you stop guessing what kind of market you are in and start seeing it.

Two forces, one picture
The aqua line is Liquidity Flow, from 0 to 100: how strongly liquidity is entering or leaving the financial system, built from central bank balance sheets and US Treasury liquidity. The magenta line is Financial Elasticity, also 0 to 100: how easily the system can pass that liquidity on, built from financial conditions, credit, volatility, funding and the US dollar. Money is only half the story. See both, and the moment they pull apart.

Four regimes, one glance
Green is Liquidity Expansion: both forces supportive. Yellow is Fragile Expansion: the flow is there, the conditions are not. Orange is Liquidity Slowdown: the flow is weaker while conditions still hold. Red is System Stress: both weak. A compact table on the left names the regime and both readings.

Think like a macro manager
Start with the environment, then look for the setup. Picture holding a winner through the noise because you know what is carrying it. Picture the calm of knowing where you stand, with an alert that fires when the regime changes, so you hear about the shift from your chart, not from your account balance.

One tide, every chart
The indicator never reads the chart price, so the picture is the same on indices, crypto, gold, stocks or FX. Made for medium- and long-term traders who already work from price structure. Switch sources on or off, tune symbols, weights, timeframe and sensitivity, and restyle the background and table. If a source fails to load, the reading is rebuilt from the ones that did.

Context, not entries: the scores are relative readings, not probabilities. Inspired by the global liquidity work of Michael J. Howell and Diego Quevedo Sánchez; an independent implementation.

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