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Trend age calculator

How long has the price been above or below its moving average, and is the move young or old against the past runs?

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The closes

Oldest first, separated by commas or spaces; more closes give more past runs to compare with.
Bars in the simple moving average; 20 is common, 50 for slower trends.

The age

The close has been above its 20-bar average for 22 bars; the price has moved +8.16% since the bar before it crossed. By the past runs, it is old.

Against past runs
3 finished runs above the average in these closes lasted a median of 4 bars (shortest 1, longest 8); this one is longer than any of them. Few runs on this side have lasted this long, so by this measure the move is late: a new entry in its direction is buying late.
The stretch
The last close, 2,443.60, is 3.10% above the average of 2,370.18.
All the closes
The close sat above its average on 67% of the 61 bars that have one, and crossed it 8 times.
Read it with care
A trend does not end because it is old: the longest runs make the biggest moves. Use the age to judge how late an entry is and how tight to trail a stop, not to call the top.

The close, its 20-bar average and the side it closed on, on the last bars. The last bar is marked.

BarClose priceAverageSide
7 ago2,391.502,321.05Above
6 ago2,380.502,326.38Above
5 ago2,399.102,332.63Above
4 ago2,412.502,338.60Above
3 ago2,430.802,345.62Above
2 ago2,427.402,354.03Above
1 ago2,432.402,362.22Above
Last2,443.602,370.18Above

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Early, or late to the party?

Every trend follower asks the same question before a trade: has the move only begun, or has it already run? This page counts how many bars the close has stayed on one side of its moving average, and sets that against the runs on the same side earlier in your closes. A run longer than most is late; a short one is early.

See the crossing of two averages with the moving average crossover calculator, the trend's strength with the ADX, runs of up and down closes with the close streak calculator, and trail the stop with the trailing stop calculator.

Not advice. Counts on the closes you type; how long past runs lasted does not set how long the next one will.

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