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.

EQ Trend Indicator (EQTI) is a regime indicator that classifies market conditions based on risk tolerance rather than price direction. It defines structural states — not entry or exit signals.

Mid-term trend structure remains intact. No regime shift detected.

Defined by Time. Verified by Structure. Signals mark when the market entered confirmed top or bottom states — not price levels. Charts are presented as original historical records. Interpretation is left to the reader. An Equity Regime system.

This document is written for archival purposes, not for short-term trading. What we are seeing across MSFT, GOOGL, and AAPL is not a transient earnings headline, but the emergence of a new cost regime in the AI era. Once cost regimes shift, equity leadership tends to change for years, not quarters.

This note provides structural context for the current MGWT market trend state published by Equity Regime.

Mid-term market structure is confirmed in an upward regime. Volatility is being absorbed at the structural level.