Paste historical price data as comma-separated values (e.g., 100.50,101.20,100.80,...). These should be sequential closing prices from oldest to newest.
Select the periodicity (frequency) of your price data.
Optionally, enter periods for one or two Simple Moving Averages (SMAs). Ensure MA2 > MA1 if both are used. You need enough data points for the longest MA.
Input Data & Parameters
Moving Average Parameters (Optional)
Trend Analysis for
Input Summary:
Asset Name:
Number of Price Data Points:
Data Periodicity:
Overall Trend Statistics:
Start Price:
End Price:
Highest Price:
Lowest Price:
Price Range:
Total Percentage Change:
Number of Up Periods:
Number of Down Periods:
Number of Flat Periods:
Moving Average Analysis:
Latest Price:
Note: This analysis is based purely on the historical price data you provided.
**Overall Trend Statistics** provide a general overview of price movements during the period.
**Moving Averages (SMAs)** help smooth out price data to identify trend direction.
Price above an SMA can be seen as bullish; below as bearish for that SMA's timeframe.
A shorter-term SMA crossing above a longer-term SMA (a "golden cross") is often considered a bullish signal, while the reverse ("death cross") is bearish. This tool indicates the current relationship and if a very recent crossover (last period) was detected.
Past trends and technical indicators are not guarantees of future performance. This tool does not provide investment advice and does not consider trading volume, fundamental factors, or broader market conditions.
