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A 0–100 oscillator measuring how one-sided recent price changes have been. Above 70 is often called overbought, below 30 oversold.
Feeds the Technical trend factor
A rolling average of price that smooths noise. The relationship between price and its averages describes trend posture.
Feeds the Technical trend factor
The tendency for recent relative performance to persist. Measured as rate of change over multiple lookbacks.
Feeds the Momentum factor
How widely returns are dispersed. High volatility means larger typical moves in both directions, not a direction.
Feeds the Volatility factor
The aggregate tone of news, positioning and flow around a name — how the crowd is currently framing it.
Feeds the Sentiment factor
The peak-to-trough decline of a position or portfolio, and the single most useful measure of how a strategy actually felt to hold.
Feeds the factor
Autonium's 0–100 composite read on a name, built from momentum, technical trend, volatility and sentiment.
Feeds the factor
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