Regime Stress Leaders
As of April 21, 2026 (end-of-day snapshot). Pages update daily after the market close.
Names with the highest current regime stress scores. Label buckets: CALM / NORMAL / ELEVATED / STRESS / CRISIS. The score combines vol-level, tail-dominance, term-structure, model-disagreement, turbulence, and surface-complexity features.
Top 50 by Stress Score
The live regime-stress leaderboard loads after the page hydrates. Rows are ranked by current stress_score from the 8-model regime detector. Regime universe (~124 symbols spanning single stocks, sector ETFs, and bond ETFs).
Methodology
Sourced from regime_daily daily, all scopes. Confidence is displayed alongside — high stress with low confidence should be interpreted more cautiously. Top driver surfaces which feature contributed most.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does stress_score actually measure?
Weighted combination of seven regime features: vol level, tail dominance, term structure shape, cross-model disagreement, price-action turbulence, surface complexity, and skew behavior. Each feature is z-scored across the universe.
How should I interpret confidence?
High confidence (> 0.5) = features strongly agree on the regime. Low confidence (< 0.2) = features are mixed or ambiguous. A high stress score with low confidence is more uncertain.
Why ~124 symbols?
Regime detection requires the 8-model calibration per symbol, which is expensive. We run it across a curated universe of ~124 names spanning single stocks, sector ETFs, and bond ETFs. Each symbol lives in one regime_daily scope (bellwether / sector / fixed_income / etc.); the screener reads across all scopes so the coverage is uniform.
What actions does STRESS/CRISIS suggest?
Observational, not prescriptive. STRESS regimes typically feature elevated vol, flatter-to-backwardated term structure, and wider model disagreement. Traders use this to size down, prefer defined-risk structures, or watch for mean-reversion setups.