$ qubo learn signals/02

Confluence: when signals agree

Confluence means several signals pointing the same way at the same time: for example a volume spike, rising open interest and a news event on the same asset.

Confluence carries more information only when signals are independent. RSI and a moving-average crossover both come from price; seeing both is close to seeing one signal twice.

Good combinations mix different sources: price, positioning (funding, OI), flows (whales, ETFs), news and macro. Each source can be wrong on its own; agreement across sources is rarer.

Disagreement is information too. Price rising while funding falls and whales send coins to exchanges is a mixed picture, and saying so is a valid conclusion.

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// your turn

In Signals, find an asset that appears in more than one list. Are the sources independent?

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