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Charts Price & Volume Weekly Summary Glossary
NCC-B weekly Price Action chart, closing 2025-10-27
NCC-B weekly Smart Money chart
NCC-B Mansfield Relative Strength chart
NCC-B weekly Market Demand chart
NCC-B weekly Market Strength chart
NCC-B weekly Market Dynamics chart
NCC-B weekly Market Threshold chart

Price & Volume (8w)

Concise behaviour read over the last 8 weeks.
Executive summary

Last week closed up (1.28%), and over the last 8 weeks price is up (9.31%) with a rising slope (0.352%/w). Ranges are expanding (current 1.35× mean; 88th pct; realised vol ≈ 5.44%). Price spends time in the upper band (falling), participation is below typical with a buying-tilt bias (z -3.22), money flow is falling, and posture is above 30w & 50w (drawdown -2.47%). Balance is mixed; watch participation shifts and behaviour at the 30-week average.

Weekly Change
1.28%
Close → Close
4.45%
8-week Δ
9.31%
Slope / week
0.352%
Range Regime
expanding
%B Band
upper (falling)
Participation
below typical (buying-tilt)
Money Flow
falling
SMA Posture
above 30w & 50w
Drawdown (lookback)
-2.47%
Breadth (Up/Down)
6 up / 2 down
Streaks
↑ 3 ↓ 1
Key signals
+2 −1
Positive
pol 0.35 conf 0.6
Price slope is positive on a weekly basis.
Uptrend pressure has been building.
Implications
Slope +0.35% per week; 8-week change +9.31%. Up/Down 6 up / 2 down; longest up-streak 3. Context: posture above 30w & 50w, %B ~ 85.52 with -3.42/w.
Positive
pol 0.25 conf 0.5
Weekly body closed higher while price holds above a key average.
Momentum alignment supports dip-buying behaviour.
Implications
Distance to 30w +14.93%; to 50w +20.45%. Risk: a close back below 30w would weaken posture.
Negative
pol -0.1 conf 0.45
Weekly ranges are expanding.
Volatility expansion — respect risk on both sides.
Implications
Latest range is 1.35× the 8-week mean (88th pct). Realised weekly vol ≈ 5.44%. Confirm with closes beyond prior extremes.
All observations
4
Momentum is ≥ 0.50 and rising with price above the 30-week average.
Typical investor-style continuation setup.
pol conf 0.65

Weekly Report (8w)

Plain-English highlights from each chart — with specific, numerical context.
Verdict: Neutral Leaning: 0.15
Executive summary

This week: signals are mixed across sections. In practical terms: backdrop is balanced; confirmation from breadth and closes is important; bearish divergence lowers the quality of upside attempts.

What to watch next
  • Watch breadth (Up/Down mix) and %B slope to indicate directional follow-through.

Market Regime (Activity)

Market activity regime is constructive and improving. — Constructive regimes increase odds of follow-through.
Score 0.5 +1 / -0 Level 0.396
Market activity regime is constructive and improving.
Market activity regime is constructive and improving. Constructive regimes increase odds of follow-through. In essence this reflects activity/volatility regime (constructive vs corrective) with a bullish tilt.
pol 0.5 conf 0.6 moderate · medium
What it means
Market activity regime is constructive and improving. Constructive regimes increase odds of follow-through. In essence this reflects activity/volatility regime (constructive vs corrective) with a bullish tilt.
Implications
Improves odds for follow-through if pullbacks hold higher lows. (pol 0.50, conf 0.60 → moderate/medium)
No additional observations.

Convergence / Divergence (SI vs Price)

Price and Dynamics disagree (tug-of-war). — Wait for resolution or use smaller sizing.
Score -0.2 +0 / -1
Price and Dynamics disagree (tug-of-war).
Price and Dynamics disagree (tug-of-war). Wait for resolution or use smaller sizing. In essence this reflects alignment between price and strength/intent with a bearish tilt.
pol -0.2 conf 0.5 mild · medium
What it means
Price and Dynamics disagree (tug-of-war). Wait for resolution or use smaller sizing. In essence this reflects alignment between price and strength/intent with a bearish tilt.
Implications
Raises risk of failed breakouts; strength must prove itself on closes. (pol -0.20, conf 0.50 → mild/medium)
No additional observations.

Open = first traded price of the week. Close = last traded price of the week. High = highest weekly price; Low = lowest. The candle body is the distance between Open and Close (green if Close>Open, red if Close<Open).

Weekly Change = % change from Open to Close in the latest week. Close→Close = % change from last week’s close to this week’s close. 8-week Δ = % change from 8 weeks ago to now. Formula for a % change: (New − Old) / Old × 100.

Shows the average weekly rate of change computed by a simple linear regression (OLS) on weekly closes. We normalise by the average price so the slope is a % per week (comparable across tickers). Positive = up-drift; Negative = down-drift.

Range Regime describes if weekly high-low ranges are compressing (tightening) or expanding (widening), based on the slope of recent ranges.
Compression Ratio compares the latest range to the recent average (e.g., 0.72× means tighter than usual).
Range Percentile shows where the latest range sits within the recent distribution (e.g., 38th pct).
Realised Volatility is the standard deviation of week-to-week Close→Close % changes over the window (a volatility proxy).

%B places the current price inside its Bollinger Bands: 0.0=lower band, 0.5=middle MA, 1.0=upper band. Values >1 or <0 are outside the bands. %B slope is the weekly drift of %B — rising means price is gravitating toward strength. Band location (lower/middle/upper) and Band trend (rising/falling/flat) summarise where price lives and whether that placement is improving.

Participation indicates how active the market is relative to a typical week, expressed as a z-score (see Statistics Primer). Above/near/below typical describe that z-score qualitatively. Participation Bias (skew) shows the tilt between buy-volume and sell-volume (positive = buying-tilt, negative = selling-tilt). Money Flow is a directional read of capital using price+volume (OBV-style). OBV slope is the trend in On-Balance Volume; rising supports accumulation, falling supports distribution.

SMA posture describes whether price is above or below the 30-week and 50-week simple moving averages. Above both is generally constructive; below both is riskier. Distance to SMA is how far price is from a moving average (as a percent). Positive = above, negative = below.

Up vs Down weeks counts how many weeks closed higher than they opened vs lower within the window (e.g., “5 up / 3 down”). Longest streaks show the maximum consecutive up-weeks and down-weeks — a feel for persistence.

Percentage decline from the highest close within the lookback window to the current close. Useful for quantifying downside pressure during corrections.

Relative Strength measures performance vs a benchmark (e.g., index). Mansfield RS is a classic implementation often plotted as a line around a zero baseline. Rising RS implies leadership tailwind; falling RS implies lagging headwind.

Smart Money seeks institutional-style accumulation/distribution footprints. Market Demand assesses buying pressure vs selling pressure (demand vs supply). Market Dynamics tracks state changes/ribbon flips that mark early trend anatomy (constructive vs deteriorating). Market Regime classifies the backdrop (trend-friendly, mean-reverting, or mixed), which helps decide whether to favour momentum or mean-reversion tactics.

Convergence = indicator intent/strength agrees with price direction (higher reliability). Divergence = price moves against indicator intent (warning; lower reliability).

Section Score is the average polarity of observations within a section (−1 to +1). Positives/Negatives = counts of bullish/bearish observations. Leaning = the overall average polarity across all sections. Verdict maps the leaning into “Positive / Neutral / Negative”. Confidence (conf) accompanies an observation and reflects signal quality (low/medium/high).

Mean (average) = sum of values ÷ number of values. Standard Deviation (std dev) measures how spread out values are around the mean. z-score = (value − mean) ÷ std dev; tells how many std devs a value is from typical (0 = typical, +1 ≈ above-average). Percentile locates a value within a distribution (e.g., 80th pct is higher than 80% of recent values). OLS Slope fits a straight line through points (least squares) and reports the line’s gradient (our per-week trend rate).

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