Compare one market with another through a normalized price ratio.
Where is institutional money moving?
This workspace compares related markets to identify leadership, relative strength, divergence, rotation, and developing inflection points.
Relative movement can reveal capital preference before absolute price makes it obvious.
Confirm leadership in Positioning Intelligence, then inspect Market Attention.
What environment am I entering?
Signal Architect is assembling the market environment before the investigation begins.
Cross-market leadership at a glance
The institutional brief will populate after live relationship analysis completes.
Institutional comparison board
QQQ / SPY
Leadership by market group
How leadership is developing
Select a relationship to classify its current lifecycle stage.
Ranked leadership across market groups
Emerging leadership worth investigating
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How sensitive is the selected asset to its benchmark?
The selected Market Relationships pair and timeframe are inherited automatically. This section deepens the active relationship; it is not a second selector and does not use Lighthouse.
- Awaiting the selected relationship.
Research interpretation: Relationship Target, Potential Profit Zone, and Stop Zone are analytical scenario/invalidation areas. They are not guaranteed forecasts, take-profit instructions, hard stop-loss instructions, or personalized recommendations.
What the selected relationship is telling us
Select a relationship to generate the institutional briefing.
- Awaiting relationship selection.
Relative leadership must be confirmed by positioning and participation.
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Continue the institutional investigation
- 1Market RelationshipsWhere is money flowing?
- 2Positioning IntelligenceHow is capital positioned?
- 3Market AttentionWhat matters now?
- 4Decision CenterIs the evidence actionable?
Market Relationships identifies where capital appears to be moving. The next pages determine whether positioning and participation confirm that message.