Market Context
This section contains the full technical documentation of the Pulse engine layers. These are detailed and structured references for advanced users and developers.
Market Context is the broad structural environment in which the price is moving. It is the foundation of Pulse Mini’s reading, influencing how Trend, Phase, and Timing behave, and how clearly they can align.
Pulse Mini does not label context explicitly — it reacts to it.
What Market Context Represents
Market context reflects the underlying conditions that shape behaviour, including:
trend strength
volatility behaviour
expansion and contraction cycles
transitions between states
stability vs fragmentation
These elements determine whether the market is expressing a clean structure or unstable noise.
Stable Context
A stable context appears when:
direction is clear
volatility behaves consistently
swings have coherence
expansions and contractions follow a readable rhythm
In these environments:
alignment between layers becomes more frequent
signals are clearer
structural behaviour is easier to follow
Stable context is where Pulse Mini expresses maximum clarity.
Unstable Context
Unstable context emerges when:
volatility spikes unexpectedly
price compresses tightly
micro-swings become erratic
timing breaks or becomes reactive
transitions occur rapidly and without rhythm
During an unstable context:
alignment becomes rare
signals decrease
caution increases naturally
the engine becomes more neutral
Pulse Mini does not force structure where none exists.
Why Market Context Matters
Market context determines how the engine interprets the other layers:
Trend becomes weaker or stronger depending on context
Phase becomes cleaner or noisier
Timing becomes supportive or hesitant
Context shapes structure. Structure shapes signals.
This is why Pulse Mini behaves differently in different environments — the engine reads what reality presents, not what fixed rules expect.
How Traders Use Context
Traders can use context to:
adjust trade aggression
decide when to be patient
identify market regime shifts
filter out low-quality environments
avoid periods dominated by noise
Context does not tell you what to trade — it tells you whether the market deserves attention.
Summary
Market context is the invisible frame behind Pulse Mini’s clarity. It is not a rule, not an indicator, and not a prediction — it is the environment that determines how structure forms.
Pulse Mini adapts to context naturally:
Stable context → more expressive engine
Unstable context → more conservative engine
This is by design.
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