HEMI (HEMI) · Signal Score
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What the indicators add up to for HEMI: one 0–100 score, the verdict behind it, and the three components it is built from — trend, momentum and volume. Volatility lowers the confidence, not the score.
Signal Score
Uncertain
- Trend Strength55%
- 50%
- Momentum30%
- 17%
- Volume15%
- 19%
- VolatilityConfidence
- 100%
Risk 100/100 · Extreme. What raises it:
- +18The MACD line sits far from zero relative to price: momentum is late in its move, not starting it.-9.09
- +18The move is stretched and the technicals have already turned against the setup: the indicators still read the same way, but the reversal has begun.
- +15The MACD histogram has already turned while the line still points the same way — the push is losing speed.0.08
- +15Stretched oscillators and a stretched MACD together, with no confirmation from trend or volume — the classic exhaustion setup.
- +12ADX is low — the market is ranging, and trend-following setups fail most often here.11.68
- +12Relative volume is below average: the move is not backed by participation.0.38
- +12Price has run far from its 50 EMA, and mean reversion is the usual next move.-28.36
- +11Oscillators are at an extreme (KDJ %J and Stochastic %K) — the move is already stretched and reversals usually start in this zone.11.15
- +9Volatility is high (NATR) — the stop distance sits inside normal noise.9.98
- +9The market-wide Fear & Greed Index sits on the same side as the setup: buying into greed or selling into fear means joining the crowd right where sentiment usually turns.32
- +7Price is at the very edge of the last twenty bars — the top on a buy, the bottom on a sell; entering here means entering on the last slice of the move.5
The risk score counts conditions that make a setup more likely to fail. It is a measurement, not a prediction, and not investment advice.
Signals are generated automatically from technical indicators. They are information, not investment advice, and no outcome is promised. Always do your own research.