TMR Illiquidity Index — Indicator by themarketradar

This index is a composition of all major market liquidity factors including:

- Volatility (Interest Rates, Bonds, and Equities)
- Federal Reserve Balance Sheet
- Dollar Demand

This indicator compiles the major concepts of liquidity that Market Radar illustrated over time into one easy-to-understand chart. This index measures how "illiquid" conditions are. The higher the index goes the more illiquid + volatile the market tends to behave, vis vera the lower it goes. This index allows us to evaluate the current health of market conditions and gain a visual on how liquidity is represented in the market.

Historically, we've noticed a very strong correlation between this index and the VIX, so another point to reference is where this index is in relation to the VIX.

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