Dynamics and resilience
Dynamics and resilience view for the selected filtered market view. This page is about how the book behaves over time rather than just what it looks like now.
Use this page to see which prompts are stable, jumpy, improving, deteriorating, or repeatedly changing. This first cut compares recent snapshots to estimate spread movement, depth movement, and the frequency of meaningful changes.
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How to read this page
This page highlights recent behavior rather than pure state. Prompts with frequent changes, widening spreads, falling visible depth, or rising skew deserve more attention than prompts that remain stable across the recent sample. Read the change-frequency and trend labels as recent monitoring signals, not long-run statistical truth.
Dynamics glossary
Change frequencyHow often a prompt shows a meaningful difference across the recent sampled snapshots. Higher values usually mean a more active or less stable prompt.
Spread movementWhether the prompt spread has been tightening, stable, or widening over the recent sample. Widening is usually a caution sign.
Depth movementWhether cumulative visible depth appears to be increasing, stable, or decreasing. Falling depth often means a less resilient visible book.
Stability cueA first-pass label for whether the prompt looks stable, active, or jumpy in the recent sample. This is an operational monitoring signal, not a precise statistical regime model.
Improving / deterioratingImproving prompts typically show tighter spreads and/or stronger visible depth. Deteriorating prompts typically show wider spreads and/or weaker visible depth.
Recent sample limitationThis page uses a recent snapshot window for first-pass behavior estimates. It is useful for short-horizon monitoring, but not yet a full long-run resilience model.
Most active prompt
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Most stable prompt
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Most improving prompt
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Most deteriorating prompt
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Dynamics table
| Prompt | Venue | Change frequency | Spread movement | Depth movement | Stability cue | Recent notes |
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