Intelligence Panel · The Panel's Questions
Six answers per instrument.
Layer 01 — The panel's questions
Six answers per instrument.
What asset am I evaluating? How volatile is this symbol structurally (Instrument_Master and static bucket logic)? What static coefficient does the symbol/timeframe deserve (Coefficient_Lookups)? What is live volatility evidence saying now (VIE Input Calculator, Bollinger and ATR BE frameworks, Volatility Radar)? Should the intelligence coefficient differ from the static one (VIE Comparison Panel)? What did I actually use (Coefficient Audit Log)?
Layer 02 — Where it lives
Inside Intelligence Panel.
This page expands one card of the Intelligence Panel page into its own reference. For orientation, the module's own framing: The Volatility Intelligence Panel stops the trader guessing whether a 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, or wider ATR coefficient is appropriate. It classifies structural volatility per instrument, reads live volatility evidence, compares static versus intelligence coefficients, and logs what was actually used.
How MARS uses this
Every governing metric is tracked as a rolling series with stability bands and a z-score against its own history. Readings inside the band are treated as variance and left alone; sustained drift toward the outer bands raises a structural flag that outranks the P&L column.
How it benefits you
You stop repairing noise and stop ignoring decay. A losing week inside the band changes nothing - which protects working rules from panic edits - while genuine deterioration is caught as a line on a chart weeks before it becomes a hole in the account.
A rolling metric leaving its normal band: inside ±1σ is weather; a sustained walk toward −2σ is climate - and climate gets flagged.
Layer 03 — Answer freshness
Six answers, each stamped with its data window.
Every reading the panel serves carries its computation window — because a volatility answer without a timestamp is a rumor. The stamping discipline lets consumers judge staleness at a glance and lets the Saturday review verify that no downstream decision quoted an answer older than its doctrine permits.
Further illustration
Independent structures resolving to the same point. One wave is an opinion; agreement between unrelated structures is a signal.
The governing idea
Connected inside MARS
This module doesn't work alone.
Go deeper
Operator briefs on this territory.
Deep dive — 01
Five questions ask what the market is. The sixth asks what you actually did.
The audit log is the one question the panel cannot answer for you. It is also the one that closes the loop.
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Deep dive — 02
Structural volatility and live volatility are two different questions with two different answers.
One number describes the instrument's nature. The other describes its mood. Confusing them is the panel's main failure mode.
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Deep dive — 03
The seven-tier ladder: from compression at 1.50 to chaos at 2.50.
Seven states, 1.50 to 2.50 — and the resolution is deliberately concentrated where expansion gets serious.
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Every module ships in the complete MARS package.
One price. Eleven workbooks, three TradingView indicators, and the full manual library — $497.