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Field registry

Every field, FRED series, spreadsheet mnemonic and Excel function the API serves, generated from the code that serves it. Each row names its source, the doors that carry it and a live count of its universe. The same list is available as GET /v1/fields and as the MCP tool field_search.

25 matches in Excel. 12 fields whose source terms do not permit redistribution are not listed.

Field	Description	Type / unit	Source	Doors	Universe
`REGIME` Excel · function	KRESMION.REGIME Current Kresmion macro regime label, score, or conviction.	any	Kresmion regime engine	=KRESMION.REGIME(field)
`SIGNAL` Excel · function	KRESMION.SIGNAL Latest Kresmion signal for a ticker.	any	Kresmion signal engine	=KRESMION.SIGNAL(ticker, field, days)	7,968 symbols with a signal
`PRICE` Excel · function	KRESMION.PRICE Live last-close price + day delta.	any	a market-data vendor	=KRESMION.PRICE(ticker, field)
`FRED` Excel · function	KRESMION.FRED Latest observation of a curated FRED macro series. Only the series this platform tracks are served. Use FREDH for a past observation. This product uses the FRED API but is not endorsed or certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.	any	FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis)	=KRESMION.FRED(series_id, field)	52 series
`WHALE` Excel · function	KRESMION.WHALE Whale-transaction summary for a crypto asset (last 24h).	any	public blockchains (on-chain transfers)	=KRESMION.WHALE(asset, field)	6 assets
`BIS` Excel · function	KRESMION.BIS BIS macro indicator for a country.	any	Bank for International Settlements	=KRESMION.BIS(country, indicator, field)	39 countries
`FILING` Excel · function	KRESMION.FILING SEC filing metadata, or an extracted fundamental, for a company. Since Phase 556 the extractor resolves 36 metrics rather than 6; pass a metric name to read one, or "latest" for filing metadata.	any	SEC EDGAR	=KRESMION.FILING(ticker, metric, field)	5,755 companies with extracted metrics
`OSINT` Excel · function	KRESMION.OSINT OSINT event count matching a keyword (last hours).	any	open-source reports (third-party speech)	=KRESMION.OSINT(keyword, hours)
`LIQUIDITY` Excel · function	KRESMION.LIQUIDITY Fed net liquidity headline (balance sheet less reverse repo less the Treasury General Account, USD trillions). NETLIQ reaches the rest of the same dashboard.	any	FRED (Federal Reserve H.4.1, Treasury)	=KRESMION.LIQUIDITY(field)
`ONCHAIN_RISK` Excel · function	KRESMION.ONCHAIN_RISK On-chain composite risk score for a major asset (higher = more on-chain stress).	any	Kresmion composite over on-chain transfers	=KRESMION.ONCHAIN_RISK(asset, field)
`SMARTMONEY` Excel · function	KRESMION.SMARTMONEY Smart-money composite score for a ticker (signed −100..+100).	any	Kresmion composite over SEC filings	=KRESMION.SMARTMONEY(ticker)	8,050 tickers
`CONFLUENCE` Excel · function	KRESMION.CONFLUENCE Active cross-family confluence/divergence for a symbol.	any	Kresmion signal engine	=KRESMION.CONFLUENCE(symbol, field)	1,253 compound signals
`HOLDERS13F` Excel · function	KRESMION.HOLDERS13F Institutional 13F holders of a ticker at the latest quarter.	any	SEC EDGAR 13F	=KRESMION.HOLDERS13F(ticker, field)	9,296 tickers
`SHORTINTEREST` Excel · function	KRESMION.SHORTINTEREST Short interest as a percentage of FLOAT. Lower bound, and unavailable for most tickers - a blank is UNKNOWN, never zero. Use "pctshares" for the different percentage of shares outstanding. Source: FINRA. Short interest data owned by FINRA.	any	FINRA consolidated short interest	=KRESMION.SHORTINTEREST(ticker, field)	7,635 tickers
`TRACKRECORD` Excel · function	KRESMION.TRACKRECORD Median forward return (%) for a signal type at a horizon.	any	Kresmion published track record	=KRESMION.TRACKRECORD(signalType, horizon)	54 signal types
`FUNDING` Excel · function	KRESMION.FUNDING Latest per-interval perp funding rate (%) for a crypto symbol.	any	exchange public APIs (Binance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid)	=KRESMION.FUNDING(symbol)	33 symbols
`CBRATE` Excel · function	KRESMION.CBRATE Central bank policy rate for a country. A rate whose source stopped publishing is WITHHELD rather than served stale, so the cell shows a reason instead of an old number. Source: BIS, superseded by a faster official source where one exists. The BIS must be cited as the source of its statistics.	any	BIS policy rates and central bank sites	=KRESMION.CBRATE(country, field)	38 central banks
`YIELD` Excel · function	KRESMION.YIELD One tenor of the US Treasury constant-maturity curve, today or on a past date. The date is RESOLVED to the last session on or before it, so a weekend answers with the prior print; ask for tenor "AS_OF" to see which. A tenor missing on that session returns a reason, never an interpolated value.	any	Federal Reserve H.15 via FRED	=KRESMION.YIELD(tenor, date)
`MMRATE` Excel · function	KRESMION.MMRATE A US money-market rate with the Fed's corridor around it. Administered rates are dated by their EFFECTIVE day and run ahead of the market rates; the corridor position is not clamped; the Treasury bill rows are quoted on a DISCOUNT basis, below the investment-basis yield for the same bill.	any	FRED and the New York Fed	=KRESMION.MMRATE(key, field)	6 rates
`NETLIQ` Excel · function	KRESMION.NETLIQ Fed net liquidity and the blocks around it. Net liquidity is a CONVENTION (balance sheet less reverse repo less the Treasury General Account), not a published series. Cadences differ, so a block only moved if its own date moved.	any	FRED (Federal Reserve H.4.1, Treasury)	=KRESMION.NETLIQ(field)
`FREDH` Excel · function	KRESMION.FREDH ONE historical observation of ONE curated FRED series. There is no array history function: this engine is scalar-per-cell with no spill, so build a series by filling a column of dates. Only the series this platform tracks are served; any other id returns a reason. This product uses the FRED API but is not endorsed or certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.	any	FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis)	=KRESMION.FREDH(series_id, date, field)	52 series
`RV` Excel · function	KRESMION.RV One relative-value metric for a company against its peer group. A REFUSED CELL RETURNS THE REASON AS TEXT, NEVER 0. Every fundamental is a full fiscal year off one annual filing, nothing is trailing twelve months, and values are in the filer's own reporting currency with nothing converted. A percentile is a position in a population, not a rating.	any	SEC EDGAR XBRL; prices from a market-data vendor	=KRESMION.RV(ticker, metric, field)
`IPO` Excel · function	KRESMION.IPO The newest EDGAR offering filing matching a ticker or company name. One row is one FILING, not one deal. A null is a figure the document did not state, never a zero, so those cells show a reason. A price range stays a range: ask for price_low and price_high, never a midpoint. First-day performance is not available here.	any	SEC EDGAR	=KRESMION.IPO(query, field)	404 offering filings
`ESI` Excel · function	KRESMION.ESI Economic Surprise Index: how data is landing against consensus. POSITIVE MEANS DATA IS BEATING EXPECTATIONS, not that the economy is strong. Read "count" beside the value: a spike on a thin day is a small sample. The per-event economic calendar behind the index is not available through this add-in.	any	Kresmion economic surprise index	=KRESMION.ESI(field)
`FIN` Excel · function	KRESMION.FIN One line of a company's standardised financial statements, the same number as its Financials tab and the web sheet's KRM.FIN. In the filer's reported currency, not converted (item "currency" names it). A blank statement cell returns n/a, never 0.	any	SEC EDGAR XBRL	=KRESMION.FIN(ticker, item, period)	5,755 companies with extracted metrics

Universe counts are computed against the table each field is read from and refresh every 15 minutes. Bulk row counts are the database planner's estimate. Metadata only; information, not investment advice.