What do the Chart Analysis Scores mean (-100, +85, etc.)?

 

+100 : Strong uptrend is in place and this market will likely remain in a long-term positive direction.

  +90 : This score suggests this market will continue positive longer term. Look for this market to remain firm. Strong uptrend with money management stops.

  +85 : An uptrend is in place. Intraday, weekly, and monthly trends are pointing in a positive direction, while the daily trend is in a downward direction.

  +80 : An uptrend is in place. Although the intraday, daily, weekly, and monthly trends are all pointing in a positive direction, the current market action has fallen below the 20-day moving average.

  +75 : The market may be in some near-term weakness. This market is still in a long-term upward trend with weekly and monthly trends pointing to a bull market, but daily and intraday trends  pointing to bearish movement. Keep tight money management stops.

  +70 : This market may be experiencing some near-term weakness. However, this market remains in the confines of a longer-term uptrend.

  +65 : Although the long-term positive trend is strengthening, the intermediate-term could signal the start of a major downtrend. You may want to keep your money management stops tighter than you normally would. You may also want to incorporate an alternative technical analysis study on your short-term chart to confirm the Trade Triangle signals.

  +60 : This upward trend may have lost momentum and may be reaching a crossroads. You may see choppy market conditions in the near-term. Trends for the intraday, short-term, intermediate-term, and long-term are not aligning in a stable direction. This would be a time to move onto the sidelines until a steady trend returns.

  +55 : The trend of this market is in a trading range. Trends for the intraday, short-term, intermediate-term, and long-term are not aligning in a stable direction. This may be the time to move onto the sidelines until a steady trend returns.

+/-50 : The trend is at a crossroads and the momentum is faint, if even there at all. Look for near-term choppy trading conditions and consider taking a sidelines position until a steady trend returns.

  -55 : The trend of this market is in a trading range. Trends for the intraday, short-term, intermediate-term, and long-term are not aligning in a stable direction. This would be the time to move onto the sidelines until a steady trend returns.

  -60 : The downtrend has lost momentum and is reaching a crossroads. You may see choppy market conditions in the near-term. Trends for the intraday, short-term, intermediate-term, and long term are not aligning in a stable direction. This would be a time to move onto the sidelines until a steady trend returns.

  -65 : Although the long-term negative trend is strengthening, the intermediate-term could signal the start of a major uptrend. You may want to keep your money management stops tighter than you normally would.

  -70 : This market may be experiencing some near-term strength. However, this market remains in the confines of a longer-term downtrend.

  -75 : This market may be looking at some near-term rallying power. This market is still in a long-term downtrend with weekly and monthly trends pointing lower, but daily and intraday trends pointing to a bull market. Keep tight money management stops.

  -80 : A downtrend may be in place. Although the intraday, daily, weekly, and monthly trends are all pointing in a negative direction, the market action has moved over the 20-day moving average.

  -85 : A downtrend is in place. Intraday, weekly, and monthly trends are pointing in a negative direction, while the daily trend is in an upward direction.

  -90 : This score suggests this market will continue negative longer term. Look for this market to remain weak. Strong downtrend with money management stops.

-100 : A strong downtrend is in place and this market will likely remain in a long-term negative direction.

 

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