Theory

Why this screener looks for what it looks for: the market theory the method rests on — relative strength, trend regime, alignment across timeframes and the exhaustion of a move.

• A 4-hour signal is only worth what the weekly saysMeasured on 49 perpetuals and 4,565 signals: what a 4-hour breakout really adds depending on whether the daily and the weekly confirm — and why context weighs more than the trigger.
• The Stochastic RSI does not tell you to buyOverbought has never meant too high. Measured on 47 Bybit perpetuals and nearly three years of daily candles: what actually follows an entry into extreme territory, and why the trend regime changes the meaning of the same number.
• The long averages: the map of the ground beneath priceWhat long averages do and do not say: their role as structure rather than signal, the regime filter, and a measurement of the well-known EMA 200 versus SMMA 99 debate.
• What “being in a trend” means: the EMAs 13, 25 and 32Why three short averages rather than one, what their spread says, and at what point a trend is considered lost.

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