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Understanding Stock Data on Cyclefa.net

This guide explains the various metrics and data points available on Cyclefa.net to help you make informed trading decisions.

Price Statistics

  • All-Time High: The highest price the stock has ever reached.
  • All-Time Low: The lowest price the stock has ever reached.
  • 52-Week High/Low: The highest and lowest prices recorded in the past year.

Volume Statistics

  • Volume: The total number of shares traded in a given period.
  • Avg Volume (10d/30d): The average daily trading volume over the last 10 or 30 days.

    Formula:

    Avg Volume (N days) = ∑Daily Volume over N days / N

  • Relative Volume (RVOL): A measure of how today's trading volume compares to its average.

    Formula:

    RVOL = Current Volume / Avg Volume (10d)

    Example:

    If today's volume is 6,962,300 and the 10-day average volume is 4,357,920, then:

    RVOL = 6,962,300 / 4,357,920 ≈ 1.60

    (A value above 1.0 means higher-than-usual trading activity.)

TTM Squeeze

  • Status: Indicates whether a stock is currently in a squeeze (Active/Inactive).
  • Momentum: Measures the pressure of the squeeze. A negative value may indicate selling pressure.

Consolidation Phase

  • Status: Shows whether the stock is in a consolidation phase.
  • Tightness: The percentage range within which the stock is moving sideways.

    Formula:

    Tightness = (High Price - Low Price) / Low Price × 100

    Example:

    If the high price is $141.04 and the low price is $127.09, then:

    Tightness = (141.04 - 127.09) / 127.09 × 100 ≈ 10.51%

  • Start & End Date: The time frame of the consolidation phase.
  • High & Low Price: The price range in which the stock is consolidating.

Breakout Analysis

  • Status: Indicates if a breakout has occurred.
  • Breakout Date: The date the stock broke out of its consolidation phase.
  • Breakout Price: The price at which the breakout happened.
  • Breakout Volume: The number of shares traded during the breakout.
  • Volume Multiplier: Shows how much the breakout volume exceeds the 30-day average volume.

    Formula:

    Volume Multiplier = Breakout Volume / Avg Volume (30d)

    Example:

    If the breakout volume is 21,649,300 and the 30-day average volume is 4,249,540, then:

    Volume Multiplier = 21,649,300 / 4,249,540 ≈ 5.1

    (A high multiplier indicates strong market interest during the breakout.)

Need More Help?

If you have additional questions or need clarification on any of the metrics, please contact our support team at support@cyclefa.net