> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.vole.bot/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Market Lens

> [!NOTE]
>
> This screen is part of the Vole Bot package.

**Market Lens** is a set of read-only cards about the state of the market itself — not your own trades (for that, see [Trade Performance](https://help.vole.bot/en/analytics/trade-performance.md)). Think of it as a weather report for the symbols you follow: stress, regime and structure readings meant to inform your judgment, not replace it.

> [!NOTE]
>
> Market Lens needs a run of history to build its readings. On a fresh account,
> or right after it starts tracking a new symbol, several cards will show "not
> enough history" or "not enough data" — that's expected, not an error.

> [!WARNING]
>
> Every card on this page is an **observation**, not an automatic gate. Nothing
> here changes a bot's behavior by itself — it's there for you to read and
> decide with, and the weightings behind it are a heuristic reading, not a
> validated predictive model.

## The cards

* **Stress Hero** — a single at-a-glance stress reading for the market, on a 0–100 scale, with a short trend read once enough history has built up.
* **Network Stress** — breaks that stress reading down into its components (things like correlation, compression, volatility and how surprising recent moves have been) across the set of symbols you're watching, plus a current market **regime** read.
* **Market Physics** — a per-symbol read of whether a market looks like it's building energy (coiling) or already moving chaotically.
* **Regime Transition** — how often, and how recently, the market has been shifting between the regimes above.
* **Market Structure** — for each symbol, whether recent price action looks more like a persistent trend or closer to a random walk, plus a read on which symbols currently seem to be leading moves and which seem to be following.
* **Anti-Fragility** — which symbols have historically tended to do relatively better, or worse, when overall market stress is elevated.

Each card carries its own caution note about how noisy or heuristic that particular reading is on shorter timeframes — worth reading before you lean on a number.


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