Metric guide
Distance to the most recent all-time high
Current Drawdown shows how far the asset still sits below its all-time high today. It is a present-tense location metric: not the worst collapse ever, but the gap that still remains right now.
This metric tells you how much unfinished recovery work is left. It does not tell you how bad the worst historical fall was or whether a new high is close at hand.
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Current drawdown shows how far today’s price is below its historical all-time high.
0% means “at the high”, −10% means “10% below the high”.
Unlike max drawdown, this metric does not look for the worst historical event - it measures the current distance to the high.
Use the ranking after the explanation, not as a standalone investment signal.
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These related metrics add the context this metric cannot provide on its own.
Use Max Drawdown (365d) to compare current recovery status with the worst recent damage.
Use Price vs SMA 200 to see whether the asset is also back above its long-term trend baseline.
Use Trend Strength to check whether the recovery path itself looks orderly or noisy.
