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Three present-state observations co-occur: directional disagreement between price and the 14-period RSI over the recent 20-week pivot window, an elevated within-60-week composite of three second-half-vs-first-half asymmetries (price move smaller, volatility lower, volume lower), and a MACD histogram that has declined from its recent peak. The configuration describes present-state geometric reductions, not a forecast.
State
Price-vs-RSI direction disagreement, recent-half-vs-earlier-half asymmetry composite, and MACD histogram declining from peak
Emergence
Three present-state observations co-occur. Price direction and RSI direction disagree over the recent 20-week pivot window. A within-60-week composite of second-half-vs-first-half asymmetries (smaller recent price move, lower recent volatility, lower recent volume) is elevated. The MACD histogram has declined from its recent peak within the lookback. The configuration describes a present-state of geometric and indicator-level reduction relative to earlier in the window. The interpretation does NOT predict that the trend will reverse; the C# spec for the price/RSI obs is explicit that 'divergence' is conventional vocabulary and the formula records only present disagreement.
Limits
None of the three observations predicts reversal. Price/RSI disagreement can persist for extended periods while a trend continues; the recent-half asymmetry composite measures only that the trailing half of the window was smaller in price/vol/volume than the earlier half — a present-state geometric fact, not a forecast; the MACD histogram can decline from a peak and then re-accelerate without any change in price direction. Configurations like this can resolve in continuation, consolidation, or reversal.
Explanation
Each observation is an independent present-state reading: Price Direction vs RSI Direction Disagreement (20w) measures the magnitude of directional disagreement between weekly price movements and the 14-period RSI trajectory across recent pivot points in a 20-week window. The C# spec explicitly notes 'divergence' is conventional TA vocabulary that often implies a coming reversal; the formula records only present disagreement and makes no such claim. Second-Half-vs-First-Half Asymmetry Composite (60w) is a within-window composite of three asymmetries: recent-segment price move smaller than the earlier segment, recent-half volatility lower than the earlier-half, and recent-half volume lower than the earlier-half. It is a geometric fact about the lookback window, not a forecast. MACD Histogram Declining From Recent Peak measures how far the current MACD histogram value has dropped from the maximum histogram value within the lookback. The reading describes the trajectory of one indicator, not the underlying price direction. The three together describe a present-state of momentum-asymmetry. They do not predict direction change.
Interpretation
This interpretation identifies exhaustion characteristics, not reversal certainty. It does not predict direction change, guarantee trend failure, or indicate timing. Exhaustion can resolve through consolidation, continuation, or reversal.
Required Observations
Momentum Weakening
MACD histogram has fallen meaningfully from its recent peak
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