How to read these columns
Bars. A “bar” is a day on the Daily setting and a week on the Weekly one — every period below is counted in bars. The newest weekly bar is the week so far.
RSI (14). How much of the last 14 bars' movement was upward, 0–100. 30 and 70 are the usual lines: under 30 the last bars were mostly down, over 70 mostly up.
CCI (20). How far the typical price is from its 20-bar average, in units of its usual wobble. ±100 are the usual lines.
Stochastic %K / %D. Where the close sits inside the last 14 bars' range, 0–100 (smoothed). 20 and 80 are the usual lines. Williams %R is the same idea, from −100 to 0. Money flow is RSI weighted by volume.
MACD. The gap between a 12- and a 26-bar average. The histogram is that gap minus its own 9-bar average: above zero, the quick average is pulling away upward.
vs 20 / 50 / 200 average. How far the close is above (+) or below (−) each simple average. 50 vs 200 is the gap between the two averages; bars since cross counts back to the last time they crossed (+ = the 50 rose through the 200).
ADX (14). How strong the trend is, whichever way — not its direction. Under 15 there is hardly a trend, over 25 a clear one. +DI and −DI say which side has been pushing harder.
Bollinger %B and width. %B is where the close sits between the bands (0 = lower band, 1 = upper, over 1 = outside). Width is the band gap as a share of price; its rank says how narrow that is against the last year (10 = narrower than 90% of the year). TTM squeeze = the bands are inside the Keltner channel.
Year range. How far the close is below the year's high and above its low, and where it sits between them. A new high is a close above every close of the bars before it.
Relative volume. Today's volume over the average of the 20 bars before it. $ volume is the average dollars traded per session — use “Trades at least” to leave thin names out.
Pro tip. One reading is thin; two or three that agree are a screen. Try “Above the 200 average” + “RSI ≤ 30” (a dip inside an up-trend), or “Squeeze (width in the bottom 10%)” + “Relative volume ≥ 2”.
Everything here is where an indicator stands, and what it just did. Which way a price goes next is not claimed: a reading is not a signal, a cross is not a forecast. The Trend & Channel page has the lines and channels. End-of-day data; not investment advice.