Stock Analysis Methodology
This page explains how indicators are interpreted and how quality rules are applied in the stock analysis section.
Last updated: July 21, 2026Analysis scope
- Analyses are generated automatically and rely on current API data.
- Technical score is presented on a 0-100 scale.
- Trend and momentum classes are derived from technical indicators.
- Risk score is interpreted with volatility and related risk metrics.
Indicator interpretation
- Moving averages show short, medium, and long-term price positioning.
- RSI 14 below 30 is interpreted as oversold and above 70 as overbought.
- MACD and signal relationship is used to explain momentum shifts.
- Support and resistance levels come from technical level detection methods.
Quality and indexing rules
- If technical score, risk score, trend, risk level, date, or core indicators are insufficient, the page is marked as insufficient data.
- Insufficient-data pages are served with noindex,follow policy.
- PARTIAL_DATA alone does not mark a page insufficient; a visible warning is shown.
- Frontend contract exposes indicators and some quality codes; no upstream provider is claimed when API response does not include one.
Time and version fields
- Price date and analysis date are separate fields and reported together.
- algorithmVersion is shown to trace which version generated the analysis.
- Past performance does not guarantee future results.
- This content is not investment advice.