Understanding Our Stock Market Signal Framework: EGTI vs. EGTB
- Equality Regime
- Feb 6
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 7
Understanding Our Stock Market Signal Framework: EGTI vs. EGTB
EGTI defines the stock market’s structural trend.
EGTB is our Stock Market Top & Bottom signal engine — it does not interpret causes, only whether a condition has been triggered.
EGTB is time-based. When a signal activates, it points to a potential inflection window typically within 1–3 trading days. We identify timing — not price targets.
Its role is precision.
EGTB helps locate exhaustion and repair zones, offering tactical clarity during fast market swings while complementing the broader trend framework.
After Thursday’s close, a short-term Stock Market Bottom Signal was triggered.
The move was driven largely by QQQ, whose ~6% high-to-low swing met the model’s activation threshold.
No Stock Market Top Signal was generated.
Because EGTB operates independently from trend, signals can occur during rebounds, pullbacks, or sharp rotations. In range-bound environments, we intentionally filter ultra-short triggers as noise to prevent signal saturation.
Signals are not opinions.
They are conditions.
Understanding which engine you are observing is what turns information into discipline.
We don’t forecast magnitude.
We identify timing.
by Equity Regime Market structure, risk mechanics, and regime behavior.
