UIA Library
A research library for capital owners, built around enduring investment questions.
The Library brings together UIA Core Research and thematic essays across owner capital, Long-Term Compounding, Market Dislocation, Market Structure, Trading Cognition, and Applied Analysis.
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Market Dislocation Is Not Bottom Fishing
Why a true market dislocation requires a qualified underlying asset, meaningful risk compensation, absorption, attribution, and reversibility—not simply a large decline.
The Four Levels of Market Dislocation
What UIA's Market Dislocation Level 1–4 means, why higher levels require deeper compensation and stronger evidence, and why no level is an automatic trading instruction.
Read articleAnatomy of a Market Dislocation
How Structure Location, Risk Release, Absorption, Attribution, and Reversibility divide the research burden behind a genuine market dislocation.
Read articleWhy Leveraged Instruments Must Read the Underlying
Why qualification, Market Dislocation Level, Attribution, Reversibility, and repair must remain anchored to the underlying asset while leveraged-tool risks are assessed separately.
Read articleThe Lifecycle of a Market Dislocation: From Evidence to Repair
How a qualified asset moves from early dislocation evidence to participation, repair, completion, failure, and a clean reset without turning uncertainty into an automatic trading rule.
Read articleThe First Resistance Zone Is a Decision Gate, Not a Sell Signal
Why the first resistance zone should trigger a fresh review of repair, remaining compensation, attribution, absorption, and thesis validity rather than a mechanical sale.
Read articleAbsorption Is Not a Confirmed Bottom
Why declining selling effectiveness matters in a market dislocation—and why it still cannot establish a bottom, a reversal, or an investment case by itself.
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