The Market Framework Model (MFM)

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A structural view on how markets organise themselves.

Markets produce signals easily. What they rarely reveal is structure. Most analysis focuses on isolated indicators, patterns or momentum triggers, while markets behave as systems. With environments, internal cycles, relative strength dynamics and zones where tension builds. The Market Framework Model (MFM) integrates these layers into a single coherent view. MFM is not a signal engine. It is a structural model that clarifies where the market is, how internal momentum rotates, which assets carry the flow, and where localised tension tends to concentrate.

Why MFM exists

Many traders and analysts react to isolated signals without recognising the broader context that produces them. Trends do not reverse randomly. Strong assets do not lose strength suddenly. Volatility rarely appears without prior structural pressure. What was missing was a framework capable of organising these elements into a logical hierarchy. MFM fills that gap.

The four layers of the model

1. Regime: The environment

The higher-timeframe context that defines whether the market is accumulating, distributing, advancing or declining. Regimes shift slowly and form the foundation for every interpretation.

2. Rotation: The internal state

Based on the Momentum Rotation Model (MRM). Shows whether momentum is building, deteriorating, exhausting, repairing or structurally turning. This represents the “time inside the trend.”

3. Leadership: The relational force

Some assets drive flow, others follow it. Leadership identifies which markets exhibit structural strength within their regime, and which are exposed or fragile.

4. Forecast: Localised tension

Not a prediction. Not a direction. Forecast zones highlight where structural compression, asymmetry or pressure is accumulating. They show where movement may originate, not what that movement will be.

What MFM enables

These four layers form a market map that:

places context above signals
separates fragile behaviour from healthy movement
makes leadership and weakness visible
reveals internal rotation cycles
exposes structural tension without forecasting outcomes

The result is not certainty, but clarity.
And clarity prevents overreaction.

Who MFM is for

Traders seeking more than pattern-based interpretation
Analysts who prefer structure over noise
Professionals who need a consistent way to read diverse markets
Anyone who wants to understand where the market is rather than guessing where it may go

MFM applies equally to crypto, equities, commodities and cross-asset relationships. The underlying logic remains consistent.

Why MFM is different

MFM does not aim to outsmart the market.
It aims to organise it:

No signal-hunting
No overfitting
No artificial optimisation
No promises of performance

Only a clear, repeatable framework that improves decision-making by revealing how the system behaves structurally.

Learn more

You can explore the full whitepaper, study the model architecture or view the indicator on TradingView.
All components are designed around one principle: calm, context-first structural logic.

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Disclaimer
The Market Framework Model (MFM) and all related publications are provided for educational and informational purposes only. They do not constitute financial advice, investment recommendations, or trading signals. Any examples, charts, or backtests are illustrative and hypothetical, based on historical data, and do not guarantee future performance. Trading and investing in financial markets involve risk, including the potential loss of capital. Readers and users remain solely responsible for their own decisions. The author and Inratios© make no representations or warranties as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of any information provided. Use of the MFM model or any derived insights implies acceptance of these terms.