CompanyGraph
Use to find companies where this pattern is active.
Three observations have aligned: ADX directional-movement asymmetry is elevated, the volume-weighted returns obs is net positive over its lookback, and OBV is trending up over its lookback. The volume obs point up; ADX itself is direction-agnostic.
State
ADX directional-movement asymmetry elevated, volume-price-trend obs firing, OBV-change obs firing
Emergence
Three present-state observations co-occur. The ADX obs (now named 'Sustained Directional-Movement Asymmetry') sits in the upper portion of its mapped range — it measures how lopsided positive vs negative directional movement has been over the lookback, direction-agnostic. The volume-price-trend obs (now named 'Volume-Weighted Returns Sum Net Positive (60w)') is firing — the cumulative volume-weighted returns over the lookback are net positive. The obv-change obs is firing — On Balance Volume is trending up over the lookback. The volume obs are direction-up readings; the ADX score by itself does not assert which side dominates.
Limits
This interpretation records three present-state observation levels at the most recent reporting period. It does not predict trend continuation, assess fundamental value, or guarantee the trend will not reverse. The volume-weighted obs do not establish causation between volume and price; they only record co-occurrence. The ADX obs is direction-agnostic — it scores the magnitude of directional-movement asymmetry, not which direction prevailed. Reading the configuration as 'up-trend alignment' rests on the volume obs, not on ADX. Configurations with elevated readings can still exhaust or reverse.
Screen for ADX Asymmetry Elevated With Positive Volume-Weighted Indicators
Find stocks where this pattern is currently active in the screener.
Explanation
Each observation reads a different aspect of recent price-and-volume behavior: Sustained Directional-Movement Asymmetry (ADX) smooths the asymmetry between positive and negative directional movement over the lookback window. A high score means directional movement has been lopsided; the score does not indicate which side dominates. Volume-Weighted Returns Sum Net Positive (60w) sums weekly returns weighted by volume over a 60-week window. A high score means the sum is net positive. It records co-occurrence of up moves with volume; it does not establish causation. On Balance Volume Trending Up fires when the running OBV total is trending upward, where OBV adds volume on up-close weeks and subtracts on down-close weeks. A high score means OBV is rising over the lookback. When all three align, the configuration is a co-occurrence of an elevated direction-agnostic asymmetry reading with two direction-up volume-weighted readings — not a measurement of conviction, fundamental backing, or future trajectory.
Interpretation
This interpretation identifies a co-occurrence of three direction-up observation levels. It does not predict continuation, assess valuation, or indicate entry timing. The obs record price and volume direction only — they do not establish 'genuine conviction' or 'substantive backing' in any structural sense.
Required Observations
Adx Standard
Smoothed asymmetry between positive and negative directional movement, direction-agnostic
Obv Change Standard
Cumulative signed-volume line has risen materially over the recent window
Volume Price Trend
Cumulative volume × percentage-return sum is net positive over the recent window