Of the 21 indicators, 1 gave a bullish signal
Of the last 2,521 times we said 0–39%, the price rose 49.5% of the time
This number is not a probability of a rise, and not an expected return. It is how far the 21 technical indicators lean one way — 1 bullish votes plus half of the 6 neutral ones, divided by 21. You can count them on this screen yourself.
A higher score does not mean a bigger move. We walked five years of history forward one day at a time, 60,842 readings in all, and scored the most recent 17,971 of them: days above 80% and days below 20% rose at almost exactly the same rate. All this screen can tell you is which way the signals lean, and even that is only a shade better than chance. How we scored this, and what it cannot say
What this analysis looks at, and what it does not
- Two years of daily bars
- Volume and turnover
- 21 technical indicators
- The shape of the candles
- Earnings and filings
- News and themes
- Analyst opinions
- Who is buying or selling
Technical analysis starts from the premise that what is known is already in the price. So this screen does not read the news; it reads the marks the news left behind. What has not reached the price yet — a filing after the close, an earnings date on the calendar — is outside what it can see, and that part is yours to watch.
Moving averages, RSI and Ichimoku through to candle shapes, grouped by what they measure. The ones that disagreed with the majority come first — tap any of them to see what it looked at.
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