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About 104 US stocks and funds trading at least $10 million a day, each with a trend score: how many of fourteen chart conditions are true on the last close. Filter, sort, save a scan, pin a watchlist. It describes what already happened on the chart. It is not a forecast and not a signal.
Close of Mon, Oct 26. Built Oct 30, 9:49 PM ET. End of day, updated after the US close on trading days.
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The score, in one line.
Score = the share of the fourteen conditions below that are true on the last completed close, from 0 to 100 in steps of about 7. Every condition is a plain fact about the daily chart.
- Close above its 20-day average
- Close above its 50-day average
- Close above its 200-day average
- 50-day average above the 200-day
- 50-day average higher than 10 sessions ago
- 200-day average higher than 20 sessions ago
- Within 15% of the 52-week high
- At least 30% above the 52-week low
- 3-month change ahead of SPY
- 6-month change ahead of SPY
- Lowest low of the last 10 sessions above the 10 before
- More volume on up days than down days, last 20 sessions
- 1-month change above zero
- Close in the upper half of its 20-day range
What it does not tell you: whether a move continues. Nothing here has been measured against future returns, so the score is a description of the chart, never a rating of the stock. How the trend score works.
Left out on purpose:
- Premarket and after-hours movers: needs an extended-hours feed with display rights, none is held.
- Intraday charts and timeframes under a day: needs a licensed intraday display feed.
- Headlines as move reasons: news text is licensed, so a mover links to the company filing on sec.gov instead.
- Analyst ratings and estimates: licensed data, never republished.
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