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How the Yuka Score Works

Yuka Finance Guide — composite market-context indicator

Properly tracking market context normally means juggling several indicators: gamma regime (GEX/DEX), institutional positioning (COT), sentiment, volatility, Fed liquidity. The Yuka Score condenses these into one immediately readable number.

What Signals Feed Into It

Concrete example: a negative gamma regime combined with already-extreme institutional positioning and euphoric sentiment paints a far more meaningful picture of fragility than any single signal alone.

A Context Tool, Not a Buy/Sell Signal

The Yuka Score isn't designed as an automatic trading signal. It helps quickly answer: is current market structure broadly supportive or fragile? A favorable score can reinforce conviction behind a technical setup; a degraded score calls for caution.

Check the Yuka Score in real time

Yuka Finance calculates the composite Yuka Score continuously for major indices, currencies, and commodities — for free.

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