Macro indicator dashboard with crowd-flow signal
A research-grade, single-view dashboard that combines BK indicator families (KMRI, TPVI, GDFI, RSAC) with a ForumFlow-WSB crowd-flow strip across intraday, weekly and monthly horizons.
The layout is designed for projected indicator series and policy narratives – a structured way to observe how fundamental and crowd-driven dynamics interact over time.
Primary panel with benchmark overlays, a cross-indicator matrix, multi-view sector windows and a dedicated ForumFlow-WSB section.
ForumFlow-WSB crowd strip. A structured crowd-tone index on a −1 to +1 scale:
- Intraday: short-horizon activity strip.
- Week: regime-style risk-on / risk-off profile.
- Month: structural bias of the current cycle.
The page layout is built for real BK indicator time series and scenario-linked narratives.
Stylised closing levels and relative volume for the currently selected indicator-linked asset theme. Volumes are scaled for visual comparison.
KMRI (macro resilience), TPVI (policy volatility) and GDFI (geo-financial fragmentation) together provide a high-level backdrop for the crowd-flow and sector-level panels.
ForumFlow-WSB is a synthetic crowd-tone index summarising the balance between high-risk positioning and capital on the sidelines. Values near +1 indicate broad risk-seeking behaviour; values near −1 reflect sustained de-risking. Intraday dynamics emulate short-horizon flow, while weekly and monthly views capture regimes and cycles.
The Participation-Conviction Gauge highlights phases where flows and conviction reinforce each other – the episodes often described informally as “fear of missing out” or “all-in” conditions – in a more neutral, researchable format.
Stylised allocation snapshot across broad themes: growth/tech, cyclicals, defensives, digital assets and macro hedges – linked to the active ForumFlow-WSB horizon.
Bars move with the active ForumFlow mode: intraday updates every few seconds, while weekly and monthly settings emphasise persistence rather than noise. The activity stream adds a clean map of participation and flow over daily, weekly and monthly horizons.
RSAC captures regional strain vs adjustment capacity – useful alongside KMRI and GDFI when scanning for non-linear risks.
Alignment or divergence between housing pressure and broader cost-of-living indicators helps anchor affordability narratives.
Labour-income momentum relative to KMRI provides a quick sense of how households experience macro resilience on the ground.