Most useful when
Trend Strength is most useful when you need to judge whether an asset is participating in a persistent move rather than only bouncing short term.
Metric detail
Ranking viewTrend Strength
Stability/“cleanliness” of a trend
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Metric ranking
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Top Assets
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Bottom Assets
- -0.94
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When to use this metric
Use this metric to read one signal clearly.
Read the explanation first. Then use the ranking to compare the signal across assets.
What it helps you see
This trend lens translates momentum, relative leadership, and technical confirmation into a clearer signal for current ranking quality.
Why it changes the ranking view
Use it when you want to separate a durable leadership move from a noisy bounce that may look strong only in hindsight or over a short window.
What to open next
Start with the calculation and interpretation, then compare the ranking and the adjacent trend views to test how durable the move looks now.
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Description
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.
Source
Calculation
- 1) Look at the last 90 days (N = 90) and index time points: t_i = i for i = 1..N.
- 2) y_i = ln(Price_i)
- 3) trend_strength = corr(t, y)
- 4) clip(trend_strength, −1, +1).
Interpretation
- Higher is better (more upward trend stability).
- Very low values can mean a clear downtrend - or high volatility with a falling underlying trend.