Lesson 13 of 26 · Indicators · 1 min read
Trend Strength
intermediate
InsiderWolf's own composite read of trend health — EMA alignment plus recent momentum, distilled into one score.
Every ticker page's Technical tab shows a single Trend Strength score alongside a plain-language read ("Strong Bullish," "Neutral," etc). It's a composite 0-100 score based on EMA alignment, 1-month return, and volume — exactly the kind of evidence covered elsewhere on this track, combined into one number.
It's a deliberately transparent composite, not a black box: each contributing signal (e.g. "Price above EMA50 by 6.5%") is listed individually right below the score, so you can see exactly what's driving the read instead of trusting a single opaque number.
One score, three inputs — not a magic number, a shortcut for reading them together.
How the score reads
Bearish
Neutral
Mod. Bullish
Strong Bullish
Key takeaways
- A high Trend Strength score describes the recent past accurately — it's a measurement, not a prediction of what happens next.
- The individual signals below the headline score matter — a stock barely above EMA200 by 0.1% is a very different situation from one 15% above it, even if both currently read "bullish."