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Detect structural macro regime transitions (1-2 year horizon) using cross-asset ratio analysis. Analyze RSP/SPY concentration, yield curve, credit conditions, size factor, equity-bond relationship, and sector rotation to identify regime shifts between Concentration, Broadening, Contraction, Inflationary, and Transitional states. Run when user asks about macro regime, market regime change, structural rotation, or long-term market positioning.
Serennity007/claude-trading-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 70
Install: claude install-skill Serennity007/claude-trading-skills
# Macro Regime Detector Detect structural macro regime transitions using monthly-frequency cross-asset ratio analysis. This skill identifies 1-2 year regime shifts that inform strategic portfolio positioning. ## When to Use - User asks about current macro regime or regime transitions - User wants to understand structural market rotations (concentration vs broadening) - User asks about long-term positioning based on yield curve, credit, or cross-asset signals - User references RSP/SPY ratio, IWM/SPY, HYG/LQD, or other cross-asset ratios - User wants to assess whether a regime change is underway ## Workflow 1. Load reference documents for methodology context: - `references/regime_detection_methodology.md` - `references/indicator_interpretation_guide.md` 2. Execute the main analysis script: ```bash python3 -m pip install -r skills/macro-regime-detector/requirements.txt uv run python3 skills/macro-regime-detector/scripts/macro_regime_detector.py --output-dir reports/ ``` This fetches 600 days of data for 9 ETFs. With an FMP key, the client tries FMP first and fetches Treasury rates (~10 API calls total), then falls back to yfinance for unavailable ETF history. Without an FMP key, it runs in yfinance-only mode and uses SHY/TLT as the yield-curve fallback. The detector fails closed and writes no report when none of its six components has usable data. Do not treat a missing report or non-zero exit as a valid low-transition regime. 3. Re