SPX – MFM Light HUD (Free) shows a clean bullish regimeThis post is an educational example of how to interpret the free MFM Light Context HUD. It does not provide trading signals or directional predictions.
The MFM – Light Context HUD (Minimal) gives a simple view of the structural state of the market. On SPX the model shows a clear bullish regime on the weekly momentum ratio. This does not predict direction. It only shows whether the underlying environment is supportive or restrictive.
The phase is currently neutral. That means SPX is not in a volatile phase, not in a compression field, and not in a drift phase. When no phase is active, price tends to behave without strong internal pressure. It is simply the absence of structural imbalance.
What the phases mean
These phases describe structure, not trade signals.
Volatile (Phase 1): fast movement and unstable conditions.
Compression (Phase 2): contracting conditions with slowing momentum.
Drift (Phase 3): more controlled and persistent movement.
Neutral: no clear structural condition.
This is why the HUD is useful. It removes noise and gives a clean top level reading.
You can still use your own strategy or analysis. The HUD just tells you what kind of environment you are operating in.
What you see in this chart
Weekly regime is bullish
No active phase
No signals or forecasts
Only structural context
Why this matters
In strong bullish regimes markets often react differently to pullbacks, volatility spikes or news events. Context does not replace analysis. It frames it.
Disclaimer
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