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what are the rolling signal sums

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📈 Rolling Signal Sums (2026-09-04)

Cumulative net signals (Up − Down) over rolling trading windows. Positive = bullish bias, negative = bearish bias, zero = balanced.

ADay Summary

WindowNet Signal SumInterpretation
3-Day+0⚪ 0 (Neutral / No bias)
5-Day+0⚪ 0 (Neutral / No bias)
7-Day+0⚪ 0 (Neutral / No bias)
11-Day+0⚪ 0 (Neutral / No bias)
15-Day+0⚪ 0 (Neutral / No bias)
21-Day+0⚪ 0 (Neutral / No bias)
⚪ All rolling signal sums are 0 — no net directional bias across any window. This typically occurs on non-trading days or when up and down signals are perfectly balanced.

Signal sums = cumulative (Up signals − Down signals) over the rolling window. Larger positive values indicate sustained bullish momentum.

Source: stock_analytics.csv

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