Less pipeline drag
Stop rebuilding ingestion, validation, and quality-control workflows for each new market, macro, news, or alternative-data source.
Regime, sentiment, macro, cross-asset momentum, and composite signal features — delivered through API, WebSocket, and webhooks. Not buy/sell alerts. Signal infrastructure.
Every new signal source adds ingestion, normalization, QA, model validation, monitoring, and delivery work. Signal Fabric gives teams a production-ready feature layer so they can focus on models, agents, and portfolio decisions.
Stop rebuilding ingestion, validation, and quality-control workflows for each new market, macro, news, or alternative-data source.
Feed market-regime, sentiment, macro, and momentum context into trading agents without building the signal layer yourself.
Add machine-readable regime, macro, and momentum inputs to allocation, risk, and investment-committee workflows.
Use individual engines as model features, or consume the fused composite signal with confidence, component weights, and quality diagnostics.
Bull, bear, crisis, and mean-reversion probabilities with confidence.
LLM-powered symbol sentiment, momentum, sources, and key themes.
Yield curve, inflation surprise, policy probabilities, and recession risk.
Multi-timeframe momentum and relative strength across asset classes.
Composite signal with dynamic weights, confidence, and quality tracking.
Classifies the market into bull, bear, crisis, or mean-reversion states with probability distributions and confidence scores.
{
"timestamp": "2026-03-21T13:45:00Z",
"regime": {
"bull": 0.72,
"bear": 0.15,
"crisis": 0.03,
"mean_reversion": 0.10
},
"confidence": 0.85,
"regime_duration_days": 47
}
Converts earnings calls, filings, news, and social sources into per-symbol sentiment scores, momentum, source counts, and key themes.
{
"symbol": "NVDA",
"sentiment_score": 0.78,
"sentiment_momentum": 0.12,
"sources_analyzed": 47,
"key_themes": [
"AI demand",
"data center growth",
"China exposure"
],
"confidence": 0.91
}
Produces macro indicators for allocation, dashboarding, tactical risk, and strategy-regime overlays.
{
"macro_environment": "expansionary",
"yield_curve_slope": 0.45,
"inflation_surprise": -0.20,
"fed_hike_prob_60d": 0.23,
"recession_prob_12m": 0.18
}
Calculates multi-timeframe momentum and relative-strength rankings across equities, bonds, commodities, FX, and crypto.
{
"symbol": "SPY",
"momentum_1d": 0.02,
"momentum_5d": 0.08,
"momentum_21d": 0.15,
"momentum_63d": 0.22,
"momentum_252d": 0.35,
"rank_percentile": 87,
"sector": "broad_market"
}
Blends regime, sentiment, momentum, and macro components into composite features with dynamic weights and ongoing quality checks.
{
"symbol": "AAPL",
"composite_signal": {
"score": 0.68,
"confidence": 0.82,
"components": {
"regime": {
"state": "bull",
"weight": 0.30
},
"sentiment": {
"score": 0.78,
"weight": 0.25
},
"momentum": {
"percentile": 87,
"weight": 0.25
},
"macro": {
"environment": "expansionary",
"weight": 0.20
}
}
},
"backtest_performance": {
"sharpe_ratio_6m": 1.42,
"information_coefficient": 0.18,
"win_rate": 0.64
}
}
Consume signals through REST for request-response workflows, WebSocket for streaming updates, and webhooks for event-driven alerts.
Use API endpoints for regime, sentiment, macro, momentum, composite signal, and quality diagnostics.
Subscribe to channels for symbols, sectors, regimes, or signal families and feed event-driven trading infrastructure.
Push alerts when regimes change, sentiment breaches thresholds, or composite signals cross defined conditions.
Signal Fabric is designed for quantitative funds, AI-agent developers, asset managers, and systematic traders that need standardized market context.
Signal Fabric is not a terminal replacement. It is a model-ready signal layer for teams that want processed features, streaming delivery, and quality tracking.
| Dimension | MultiEdge Signal Fabric | Terminal-first platforms | Raw market-data APIs | News-sentiment vendors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary user | Quant models, trading agents, data platforms | Analysts, PMs, sales/trading desks | Developers and data engineers | News analytics and research teams |
| Delivery | REST API, WebSocket, webhooks, SDKs | Terminal plus selected APIs | API-first raw data | API and dashboards |
| Signal processing | Pre-computed regime, sentiment, macro, momentum, fusion | Raw data plus analytics tools | Mostly raw OHLCV, tick, reference, or fundamentals | Mostly news and sentiment features |
| Quality tracking | Sharpe, information coefficient, turnover, degradation checks | Manual or proprietary | Generally user-owned | Vendor-specific methodology |
| Best fit | Teams that need model-ready features and streaming signals | Teams that need broad human-facing market workstations | Teams with data engineering and quant research capacity | Teams focused mainly on media and narrative signals |
Signal Fabric provides machine-readable features for your own models, dashboards, agents, and decision systems.
No. MultiEdge delivers machine-readable signal features such as regime state, sentiment scores, macro indicators, momentum rankings, confidence, and quality metrics. You make the trading, allocation, and risk decisions.
Raw APIs usually provide prices, ticks, bars, reference data, or news feeds. Signal Fabric processes data into model-ready features that can feed quant models, agents, dashboards, alerts, and portfolio workflows.
Yes. Teams can consume individual signal engines, such as regime or sentiment, or use the composite signal layer that blends engines with dynamic weights.
Signals should be validated with walk-forward analysis, out-of-sample testing, rolling performance metrics, information coefficient checks, turnover analysis, and degradation monitoring before being trusted in production.
Yes. Enterprise deployments can define custom signal weights, custom universes, proprietary feature blends, private endpoints, and client-specific monitoring rules.
MultiEdge Signal Fabric can be positioned as an Azure-ready SaaS offer for enterprise procurement and Azure-based deployment discussions.
Request API access or book a technical scoping call to map your universe, signal families, latency targets, delivery method, and integration path.