Every market MKT.TRADE follows, on one page, with its MarketColor read for the session. One row is one market. The table is built for the day timeframe — it is ranked on the daily market state, and the weekly and monthly states are carried alongside it so you can see where they agree.

Reading a row, left to right.RANK · SYMBOL · DESCRIPTION · SECTOR — what the market is, and where it sits in the ranking for the horizon selected above.DAILY MARKETCOLOR — MC VALUE and MC CHANGE, the TYPE, then six condition cells (MA, DMI, ADX, RSI, SS, DC) where the colour is the reading, then SIGNAL and IMPULSE DISTANCE.MARKET STATE — the same market read on three horizons: MCS daily, POS weekly, MPS monthly. When all three agree the row is outlined: green all bullish, red all bearish, amber conflict.

New here? Every column header carries an i that explains that column in full. The MARKET STATE key sits on top of the table and stays there as you scroll — click any of its 26 tags for what that state means and how it trades. Click a row for its Technical Outlook; click a header to re-sort.

What is not on this table: the PriceMap levels, the R REGIME and the Playbook. The Playbook does not generate trades — it identifies context: the state’s structure written as IF / THEN themes, a dynamic factual foundation you read your own strategy against. With Navigator alongside it, that is the work — keeping the operator’s strategy aligned with the current truth of the market. The table tells you what state every market is in; subscribers get where price sits in that state’s structure, and whether it supports the trade they were already built to make.

Most traders pick a market and hunt for a trade in it. This table inverts that: pick your strategy, then let the table show you every market — any asset class — currently in the state that strategy is built for. Trend follower? Sort the state stack for aligned trend states. Corrective trader? Rank by MCS and work the corrections inside a weekly trend. Want what’s in play? Sort by MCC or Signal. Don’t like fast markets? Sort Impulse Distance low.

Click any header to rank by it. Group by Sector to narrow the universe. State math is computed server-side, never in the browser.

The table does not tell you which strategy to run — it tells you which markets are currently in the state yours is built for. That is the alignment we are after: your method against the current truth of the market. The right strategy is the one that fits how you behave under risk.