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Radar Perene: Brazil's market regime, read as data.
An instrument that reads Brazil's macro, rates, market and regulatory environment — and shows, descriptively, what is happening today. Not opinion, not guesswork; a regime reading, at the depth you choose.
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Who it's for
Investors, analysts, managers — and serious newcomers — who want to understand Brazil's market regime without noise and without guesswork, at the depth they choose: from a one-line read to the data behind it.
Two brains, five lenses
The Radar (conservative brain) reads Brazil's regime across five lenses:
- Wealth — succession, estate tax, holdings and fiscal pressure on wealth.
- Electoral — electoral courts, eligibility, campaign finance and the felt economy (a vote predictor).
- Macro / Rates — ex-ante real rate, Selic, inflation, fiscal stress, debt and the curve.
- Institutional — laws, taxes and decisions in the making that touch wealth and succession.
- Real estate — REITs, real-estate credit, registries and the REITs–CDI spread.
The Vértice (experimental brain) adds the cross-asset layer: 6 thermometers (AI bubble, crypto liquidity, debt stress, commodities, FX, global and domestic risk…), market breadth, geographic risk-on/off, lead-lag relationships with statistical significance (FDR) and historical analog studies — "this configuration occurred N times; here's what tended to follow."
What it shows
Beyond the regime reading and BR intermarket (commodities, REITs, financials and utilities versus the IBOV), Radar shows a taste of tickers per lens: Brazilian stocks (price and sector), Treasury bonds (inflation-linked, fixed, Selic), REITs (dividend yield) and cryptocurrencies (price). The paid app goes deep into hundreds of tickers, free cross-analysis between them, and projection from the past.
How it works (high level)
A proprietary engine processes public data — markets, the Central Bank, the Treasury and regulatory/judicial activity (15 courts) — and produces a regime reading: 0–100 thermometers, divergences between signals, and analog studies with historical hit-rates, over 50+ years of series. Everything deterministic and descriptive: it shows what happened and what tended to follow, with the counter-evidence in plain sight, never as a forecast.
Is it investment advice?
No. Radar Perene is educational and informational content from public sources. It describes the regime and context — it never recommends buying or selling, nor predicts price.
Use it for free
Today's reading is open at radarperene.com. There is also a free public API and a widget you can embed on your site (with your own visual identity, choosing what to show), citing the source. Great for portals, newsletters and communities.
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FAQ
- What is Radar Perene?
- An instrument that reads Brazil's market regime — macro, rates, country risk, intermarket and FX — across 5 lenses plus the Vértice experiment, descriptively and on public data.
- What is a "market regime"?
- The prevailing state of financial conditions (e.g. high real rate, elevated domestic risk, risk-on rotation). Radar summarizes it in 0–100 thermometers and a per-lens reading.
- How is Brazil's country risk today?
- Today's reading is live at radarperene.com — Brazil/global regime, real rate, fiscal stress, intermarket and the 9 Vértice thermometers. Descriptive, never a forecast.
- What are the 5 lenses?
- Wealth, Electoral, Macro/Rates, Institutional and Real estate — five domains of Brazil's regime. The Vértice lens is the cross-asset experiment.
- Does Radar show quotes and tickers?
- Yes — a sample per lens: BR stocks, Treasury bonds, REITs (dividend yield) and crypto. The paid app goes deep into hundreds of tickers and the cross-analysis between them.
- What is intermarket analysis?
- Watching how sectors and classes move against each other (commodities, REITs, financials vs the IBOV; Vale vs gold) to read capital rotation.
- Does it give investment advice?
- No. It's educational and descriptive; it never recommends buying/selling nor predicts price.
- Where does the data come from?
- Public sources — markets, the Central Bank, the Treasury and regulatory/judicial activity — with 50+ years of history.
- How much does it cost?
- Today's reading is free. The full plan (history, charts, alerts, free cross-analysis and projection) is paid, with a founder price for the first 100.
- Can I use it on my site?
- Yes, for free — an embeddable API and widget for any site, choosing what to show and citing the source.
Educational and informational content from public sources. Descriptive — NOT investment advice, an offer, solicitation or financial counsel. Radar Perene · hello@brazilcomplexity.com