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Three observations co-occur: the trend-strength composite (fast SMA above slow SMA with positive net price movement) is firing, the trend-exhaustion composite is firing, and the RSI divergence reading is elevated. The combination records present-state indicator configurations; it does not predict whether the trend will end.
State
Trend-strength composite firing, trend-exhaustion composite firing, and RSI divergence reading elevated
Emergence
Three observations co-occur: the trend-strength composite is firing, the trend-exhaustion composite is firing, and the RSI divergence reading is elevated. The configuration records present-state readings from three different price/indicator perspectives — the diagnostic does not predict whether the trend will end, identify timing, or claim the trend is 'late-stage'.
Limits
This interpretation records co-occurring readings, not reversal prediction or trend-stage diagnosis. All three observations are present-state readings of indicator configurations. The 'trend-exhaustion' obs is a composite of indicator readings, not a measure of how much further the trend can go. The 'rsi-divergence' obs records present disagreement between RSI and price; the conventional 'divergence' framing implies a coming reversal that the formula does not claim. Indicator-based exhaustion configurations can co-occur with continued price advances for extended periods.
Explanation
This diagnostic records a co-occurrence of three readings: Fast SMA Above Slow SMA With Positive Net Price Movement is firing — the short-window moving average sits above the long-window moving average and net price displacement over the window is positive. Trend Exhaustion is a composite that fires when present-state indicator readings align in a 'mature trend' configuration. The composite reads present indicator state; it does not measure how much further the trend can go. RSI Divergence records present disagreement between RSI direction and price direction. The 'divergence' framing is conventional TA vocabulary that often implies a coming reversal; the formula records only the present disagreement. The configuration places three present-state indicator readings in alignment. The conventional 'apparent momentum vs structural exhaustion' framing maps this combination to a coming-reversal claim. The underlying formulas record only the indicator configurations; they do not establish that the trend is in any specific stage.
Interpretation
This interpretation records a co-occurrence of three present-state indicator readings, not a reversal prediction or trend-stage diagnosis.
Required Observations
Rsi Divergence
Directional disagreement between price movement and RSI trajectory
Trend Exhaustion
Recent half of a 60-week window shows smaller price move, lower volatility, and lower volume than the earlier half
Trend Strength
Combined moving average separation and net price displacement