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Three present-state price/volume observations co-occur: Relative Momentum Index positive (5-period gains exceed losses over 14-period window), Money Flow Index positive (positive money flow dominates over 14-period window), and Accumulation/Distribution line elevated (volume-weighted close position above midpoint over 21 weeks). All three are public price-and-volume signals; none reads institutional fund flow data.
State
RMI positive (gains exceed losses), MFI positive (positive money flow dominates), and A/D line elevated (closes lean toward bar highs, volume-weighted, 21w)
Emergence
Three present-state price/volume observations co-occur. The Relative Momentum Index is positive over its 14-period window with 5-period momentum (average gains exceed average losses). The Money Flow Index is positive over its 14-period window (positive money flow dominates negative). The Accumulation/Distribution line is elevated over its 21-week window (volume-weighted measure of close position within the bar exceeds the bar midpoint). The configuration describes present-state positive readings on three volume-weighted price-direction indicators.
Limits
All three observations read public price-and-volume data. They identify configurations where volume occurred more on up periods than down periods over their respective lookbacks; they do not differentiate informed from uninformed flow, identify the buyers, or read mutual-fund / ETF / institutional inflow data. Conventional vocabulary like 'money flow' and 'accumulation' borrowed from technical analysis carries connotations of informed buying that the formulas do not support. Past indicator readings do not predict future direction.
Explanation
Each observation is an independent reading of public price-and-volume data: Sustained Multi-Week Gains vs Losses (RMI) is a momentum oscillator (5-period momentum, 14-period lookback) that fires when average gains exceed average losses. It does not measure capital flow. Up-Period Money-Flow Dominates Down-Period (14-Period MFI ≥ 70) is the Money Flow Index over a 14-period window. The formula sums (typical price × volume) on up-typical-price periods and on down-typical-price periods separately; the score reads the asymmetry between the two pools. The 'money flow' label is conventional formula vocabulary (typical price × volume), not actual institutional fund flows from any specific market participant. Closes Lean Toward Bar Highs (Volume-Weighted, 21w) is the Accumulation/Distribution line over a 21-week window. The 'accumulation' label is conventional; the formula reads close position within the bar, weighted by volume, not buyer identity. The three together describe a present-state of positive readings on three volume-weighted price-direction indicators. They do not predict continuation or claim institutional buying.
Interpretation
This interpretation records a co-occurrence of three volume-weighted price-direction readings (RMI, MFI, A/D line). It does not predict future returns, assess fundamental value, or indicate entry timing. The interpretationKey 'capital-flow-momentum' is conventional indicator vocabulary; none of the three obs measures actual institutional fund flows or capital commitment from any specific market participant — the formulas read price-and-volume only.
Required Observations
Mfi Standard
Cumulative volume-weighted up-period money flow dominates down-period money flow in the recent window
Relative Momentum Index
RSI-style gain-vs-loss ratio computed on N-period price differences rather than 1-period
Volume Weighted Close Position
Over 21 weeks, weekly closes have leaned toward the high of each bar, with heavier weight on higher-volume weeks.