Metric guide
Stability/“cleanliness” of a trend
Trend Strength measures how clean and consistent the recent trend has been, not just whether price ended higher. It rewards orderly persistence and penalizes messy back-and-forth movement.
This metric is about trend quality. Two assets can post similar returns, but the one with the cleaner path will usually look stronger here.
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Trend strength tries to measure how consistent a trend has been over roughly the last 90 days.
A steady rise without large back-and-forth moves looks “stronger” than a choppy path, even if the end return is similar.
The scale ranges from −1 to +1: near +1 indicates a stable uptrend, near −1 a stable downtrend. Values around 0 suggest sideways/unclear.
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 Return 1 Year to see the size of the outcome that the trend quality delivered.
Use Price vs SMA 200 to see where price sits relative to a structural baseline while Trend Strength tells you how clean the move is.
Use Max Drawdown (365d) to test whether a clean recent trend still sits on top of painful recent damage.
