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🤝 Trend Agreement Score

Six classic trend checks voting together.

Different trend tools often disagree, which can leave beginners confused. The Trend Agreement Score asks six simple yes-or-no questions drawn from popular indicators and turns the number of yes votes into a 0-100 score. When most checks agree, the trend picture is clearer; when they split, caution is warranted.

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The exact formula

v1 = (close > SMA(close, 20)) v2 = (SMA(close, 20) > SMA(close, 50)) v3 = (SMA(close, 50) > SMA(close, 200)) v4 = (RSI(close, 14) > 50) v5 = (close > close[63]) v6 = (EMA(close, 12) > EMA(close, 26)) score = 100 * (v1 + v2 + v3 + v4 + v5 + v6) / 6 OUTPUT score // 0-100 in steps of about 16.7

How to read it

  • 100 or 83: strong agreement on an uptrend.
  • 50: the checks are split, a mixed or turning market.
  • 17 or 0: strong agreement on a downtrend.
  • Watch for changes: a move from 100 to 67 shows the short-term checks are starting to disagree.

Why it might help

It combines short, medium and long-term views into one simple number, reducing the temptation to cherry-pick the indicator that tells you what you want to hear. It is easy to explain and easy to test.

Limitations

  • The six checks overlap, so they are not truly independent votes.
  • Needs 200 bars of history before the long-term vote is valid.
  • Steps are coarse, so small changes are not visible.
Educational only – not financial advice. This page explains ideas and reports the news. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything. Markets go up and down and you can lose money. Do your own research and consider talking to a licensed adviser.

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