Review macro environment, business activity, and price/labor/capacity scores across US sectors, then move into related stocks, source context, and methodology notes for deeper research.
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View top stocksMeasures overall economic conditions including interest rates, money supply, and fiscal policy.
Tracks business sentiment, industrial confidence, and durable goods orders.
Analyzes inflation, employment, and industrial production metrics.
Our weighting system combines historical relationship analysis with economic theory so the score remains explainable and source-aware.
Relationship analysis: Weights are reviewed against historical sector-relative outcomes over multiple horizons. The goal is to organize context, not to turn any score into an instruction.
Economic validation: Weights are checked against academic literature and economic reasoning so users can inspect the model and apply independent judgment.
Understand what each overall macro score band represents in terms of economic conditions and research context. This scale applies only to overall macro scores (1-10), not individual metric scores, which use different significance ranges.
Extremely Rare - All economic indicators simultaneously at optimal levels. Requires every category to score 10, which occurs <1% of the time historically.
Very Rare - Exceptional economic alignment with only minor imbalances. Occurs ~2-3% of time, typically during expansion peaks.
Rare - Solid economic momentum with manageable constraints. Occurs ~5-7% of time during healthy expansion periods.
Sustainable growth without major imbalances. Occurs ~10-15% of time during normal expansion cycles.
Moderately Common - Neither accelerating nor decelerating significantly. Occurs ~15-20% of time, represents economic maintenance phase.
Common - Early warning indicators emerging, some deterioration. Occurs ~20-25% of time, typically late expansion or early slowdown.
Common - Active economic softening, clear deterioration. Occurs ~15-20% of time during recession transitions.
Uncommon - Active economic contraction or severe stress. Occurs ~8-12% of time during full recession periods.
Rare - Systemic economic crisis with severe damage. Occurs ~3-5% of time during major recessions or depressions.
Extremely Rare - Complete economic collapse threatening system stability. Occurs <1% of time during true catastrophes (1930s Depression, 2008 crisis peak).
Key Insight: The scoring system creates a natural distribution where extreme scores (1-3 and 9-10) are mathematically difficult to achieve, ensuring they only occur during truly exceptional economic conditions. This provides a context layer for research planning and source verification.
Macro scores and metrics may appear 3-12 months before related changes show up clearly in company and market data. This is crucial to understand — today's scores are context prompts for future research, not instructions. Use them to decide what to verify next in filings, company metrics, and sector updates.