A market loses its coherence before it loses its footing.
A healthy market is internally consistent — its parts move in a structured relationship we call coherence. Before a major drawdown, that structure quietly decouples: the index keeps printing normal prices while its internal coherence erodes. Snapmatics measures the erosion itself, not the price that eventually reacts to it.
Because it reads structure rather than a threshold, it works both directions — flagging a market sliding toward stress, and confirming one settling back into healthy, stable behavior. The turn is visible early either way.
Run across nine historical market shocks, the turn showed early every time.
One framework. The market instrument it becomes.
Financial Markets isn’t a separate product — it’s Snapmatics, pointed at price and flow. The same four layers that run every vertical take a specific form here.
Reads the market’s coherence
Takes raw price and flow across an index and computes how well its parts still hold together — the core measurement everything hangs on.
Finds where the decoupling starts
Identifies which corner of the market is breaking step first, so the read points to a cause, not just a number.
Decides when a turn is real
Governs the call so a flag means something — holding it until the signal clears the bar, keeping false signals down.
Explains the turn in words
Where licensed, EVE puts the read into plain language — what shifted, when, and how sure — for the desk that has to act.
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Funds, exchanges, and risk teams: see the early read on your own data under NDA.