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Business Signal
Measures the quality of the underlying business — not the stock price.
Based on fundamentals, earnings track record, analyst views and insider activity.
Strong
The business is healthy. Revenue is growing, margins are solid, analysts are mostly positive and the company is generating real cash. A strong business can still have a falling stock price — that's a timing issue, not a quality issue.
Mixed
Some positives, some concerns. Maybe revenue is growing but margins are thin, or analysts are split. Worth digging deeper before forming a strong view.
Weak
The business has real concerns — declining revenue, poor earnings, high debt, or insiders selling. This is separate from whether the stock is cheap or expensive right now.
Price Signal
Measures short-term price momentum — which direction the stock is moving right now.
This is context for timing, not a measure of business quality.
↑ Trending up
The stock is trending upward over the last 20 days and trading above its key price averages. Momentum is positive. Note: buying a rising stock means you're paying more than someone who bought last month.
→ Moving sideways
The stock is moving sideways with no clear direction. Neither strong buying nor selling pressure. Can be a period of consolidation before a move either way.
↓ Pulling back
The stock has been declining and is trading below its recent price averages. If the business is Strong, this can sometimes be a better entry point — but falling stocks can keep falling. There's no rush.
How to read both together
Strong + Rising— Good business, momentum behind it. Conditions are aligned.
Strong + Falling— Good business on sale? Or still falling. No rush — watch for it to stabilise.
Mixed + Rising— Price is moving but business has question marks. Understand why before acting.
Weak + Falling— Both signals are negative. Worth understanding the business concerns first.
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