Market confirmation compares the pressure model against market-facing evidence. It helps distinguish pressure that is already being reflected in prices, activity, or external signals from pressure that remains mostly fundamental or narrative-driven.
A high market score strengthens conviction in a pressure reading. A low market score does not make the sector irrelevant; it can mean the market has not yet confirmed the pressure, or that the signal needs better data before it becomes actionable.
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Market confirmation compares the pressure model against market-facing evidence. It helps distinguish pressure that is already being reflected in prices, activity, or external signals from pressure that remains mostly fundamental or narrative-driven.
A high market score strengthens conviction in a pressure reading. A low market score does not make the sector irrelevant; it can mean the market has not yet confirmed the pressure, or that the signal needs better data before it becomes actionable.