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Three signals from price and volume domains have aligned: trend strength is elevated, volume confirms price moves, and cumulative volume pressure supports the direction. Together these suggest a trend backed by genuine market participation.
State
Trend alignment
Emergence
A trend with participation backing. When trend strength is elevated, volume confirms price moves, and cumulative volume pressure supports the direction, the trend reflects genuine market conviction rather than thin price movement. This cross-domain alignment between price trend and volume participation indicates a trend that has substance.
Limits
This story identifies trend characteristics with participation support, not future direction or investment timing. It does not predict trend continuation, assess fundamental value, or guarantee the trend won't reverse. Participated trends can still exhaust or face sudden reversal.
Explanation
Each signal represents an independent observation across price and volume: Trend Strength measures the magnitude and persistence of directional price movement. Elevated readings indicate sustained movement in one direction. Volume Price Confirmation measures whether volume validates price moves. When volume rises on moves in the trend direction and falls on counter-moves, price action has participation support. On Balance Volume tracks cumulative volume pressure—adding volume on up days, subtracting on down days. Supportive OBV indicates sustained buying or selling pressure behind the trend. When all three align, they indicate a trend that has both price momentum and volume backing—more substantive than price-only movement.
Interpretation
This story identifies trend characteristics with participation support, not investment merit. It does not predict trend continuation, assess whether prices are attractive, or indicate entry timing. Even well-participated trends can reverse when conviction exhausts or fundamentals shift.
Required Signals
Trend Strength
Combined moving average separation and net price displacement