us-market-bubble-detector

You can quantify US market bubble risk by scoring eight quantitative indicators including Put/Call ratio, VIX, margin debt, breadth, and IPO activity. The Bubble-O-Meter applies a two-phase process of mechanical scoring and qualitative adjustment to deliver a final risk score.

Assessing equity bubble risk requires mandatory data collection for Put/Call ratios, VIX levels, margin debt, market breadth, and IPO activity. These inputs feed into a mechanical scoring framework with explicit thresholds to generate a final bubble risk score.

Yes, you can use margin debt and IPO activity alongside VIX and breadth to time profit-taking. The Bubble-O-Meter evaluates these indicators to provide actionable guidance for portfolio risk management, hedging, and timing decisions.

The best way to prevent confirmation bias when analyzing market bubble indicators is to cap qualitative adjustments and apply a dedicated confirmation-bias prevention checklist. This ensures the final bubble risk score remains grounded in measured data thresholds.

No external dependencies are required to run the Bubble-O-Meter. The Skill operates standalone with internal scripts and references to collect and score the eight quantitative indicators needed for US market bubble risk evaluation.