Germany Stability & Prosperity
- 1dChange in the gauge over the window — how far the theme has moved.
- +3.2
- 7dChange in the gauge over the window — how far the theme has moved.
- +2.0
- MarketsNumber of live Polymarket markets in this index's basket.
- 11
- LiquidityTotal order-book liquidity across the basket's markets.
- $355k
The index over time
daily gauge · 0–100 theme temperatureThe bold line is the index gauge; the faint lines behind it are every market it has ever held (28, including resolved ones — each ends at its settlement). Pre-launch history is reconstructed from each market's price history; new points accrue daily.
What's inside
11 markets · weights sum to 100%Each line is one market's theme-aligned probability q; thickness scales with basket weight, color groups correlated clusters.
Analysis
BreadthHow much of the basket moves together.
how much of the basket moves togetherCarry & horizon
- Avg time to resolutionWeighted-average days until the basket's markets settle.
- 97 days
- Carry tiltDrift from deadlines bleeding toward zero, separate from the theme itself moving.
- 0.9
Axis charter
Positive (+) means market-implied probabilities favor economically and institutionally positive outcomes for Germany over roughly the next 18 months: GDP growth rather than recession, stable or falling unemployment, the sitting government completing its term (no snap elections, no chancellor change outside scheduled votes), establishment/incumbent parties holding rather than anti-status-quo parties gaining power, affordable household energy, net retention of citizens and skilled workers, and German equity indices performing well. Negative (-) means the opposite. Judge polarity on this stability/prosperity axis only — NOT on whether an outcome is good or bad according to any political viewpoint. An anti-establishment party gaining power is negative on this axis by definition (it is anti-status-quo), regardless of one's politics.
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