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regime-detection

Market regime identification using volatility clustering, trend detection, and statistical methods for adaptive trading

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# Regime Detection

Identify the current market regime so you can pick the right strategy, size positions correctly, and avoid deploying trend-following logic in a ranging market (or vice versa).

## Why Regime Detection Matters

Every strategy has a "home regime." A momentum strategy prints money in a clean uptrend but bleeds in a choppy range. A mean-reversion grid thrives in low-volatility consolidation but gets steamrolled by a trending breakout. Regime detection tells you **which playbook to use right now**.

Key benefits:
- **Strategy selection**: Route signals to the right strategy for the current environment
- **Position sizing**: Reduce exposure in hostile regimes, increase in favorable ones
- **Stop adaptation**: Wider stops in high-vol regimes, tighter in low-vol trends
- **Drawdown control**: Sit out "danger zone" regimes (high vol + no trend)
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