TimeMomentum & timing

Momentum

The current momentum state and directional bias for each tracked asset.

Live data·01 Aug, 06:23 UTC·Yahoo Finance · 17 assets, full momentum stack·15-min cache
10y yield: bearish RSI divergence — price at fresh highs without momentum confirmation.
Long bonds: bullish RSI divergence — price at fresh lows without momentum confirmation.
Momentum building in Copper, Dow, S&P 500 — this week is outrunning the monthly trend.
Asset (ranked)ScoreToday1W1M3MRSITF align52wFlagsRegime
10y yieldRates
91
+1.76%+1.4%+6.0%+8.1%66.6
Trending up
CopperMetals
76
-0.13%+1.8%+5.1%+8.6%57.1
Trending up
Crude oilEnergy
72
+1.29%-5.2%+23.5%-19.4%54.6
Trending up
DowIndices
65
+0.53%+1.0%+0.3%+5.7%54.5
Trending up
S&P 500Indices
64
+0.70%+1.0%+0.1%+3.9%52.8
Chop
EUR/USDFX
59
+0.03%+1.2%+0.9%-1.6%61.2
Chop
Russell 2000Indices
45
-0.48%+0.0%-2.7%+4.8%46.9
Chop
EthereumCrypto
40
-2.59%-4.4%+4.0%-7.2%51.4
Chop
NASDAQ 100Indices
36
+0.60%+0.5%-5.1%+3.0%45
Chop
US dollarFX
36
-0.21%-1.6%-1.6%+1.8%35.1
Chop
GoldMetals
32
-1.24%-0.5%-0.5%-12.3%45.6
Trending down
VIXVol
30
-6.44%-13.9%-3.6%-5.9%45
Trending down
SilverMetals
27
-2.08%-1.8%-4.2%-21.7%42.6
Trending down
BitcoinCrypto
26
-2.65%-3.6%-1.7%-14.1%44.8
Trending down
SolanaCrypto
24
-2.05%-4.8%-6.6%-11.0%42.3
Trending down
Nat gasEnergy
16
-0.40%-4.3%-14.7%-0.7%37.6
Trending down
Long bondsRates
9
-0.66%-1.2%-3.8%-3.9%31.1
Trending down

Score = trend structure + RSI + ROC percentile + 52w position + MACD, 0-100. TF align = agreement of today/1w/1m/3m direction (▮▮▮▮ all up ↔ all down). Flags: ▲ momentum building · ▼ fading · ◆ RSI divergence. Click any row for the regime playstyle.

Why this beats doing it in TradingView

TradingView shows one chart at a time — you apply the indicators, you flip through symbols, you eyeball divergences. This page computes the full momentum stack (RSI, MACD state, rate-of-change percentile, moving-average structure, 52-week position) for seventeen assets across every class we trade — indices, crypto, metals, energy, rates, FX, vol — every 15 minutes, ranks them, and then scans the result: divergences, acceleration shifts and RSI extremes surface themselves as callouts instead of waiting to be found. The cross-section IS the edge — the question a day trader actually has is not “what is the S&P’s RSI” but “where, across everything, is momentum strongest, weakest, building, and lying?”

How a day trader uses it

  • Start at the calloutsthe scanner has already read all 17 charts. Divergences (◆) are the reversal watchlist; acceleration (▲) names where this week is outrunning the monthly trend — the freshest tradeable momentum.
  • Trade WITH the aligned rowsthe TF-align blocks show today/1-week/1-month/3-month direction agreement. Four green blocks = every timeframe pushing the same way; entries with the trend are supported. Mixed blocks = chop — momentum styles lose their edge there, and the regime column says so.
  • Let the regime pick your playbookclick any row: Trending regimes reward pullback-and-breakout entries; Extended says trail, don't initiate; Washout says mean-reversion only; Chop says stand aside. Style-matching the regime is most of the game.
  • Respect the score spreadthe top-3 vs bottom-3 spread is a relative-value read in itself — pair the strongest against the weakest within a group for the cleanest expressions.

Methodology

Composite score = 30% trend structure (price vs 20/50/200-day averages and their stacking), 20% RSI(14), 20% one-month rate-of-change percentile vs the asset’s own year of history, 15% 52-week range position, 15% MACD(12,26,9) state. Acceleration compares the 5-day pace against the month’s run rate. Divergences compare fresh 20-day price extremes against the prior extreme’s RSI. All from Yahoo daily bars (including today’s live bar), keyless, recomputed each 15-minute revalidate.

In the MTS framework

Momentum is the heart of Time — it answers “is the move happening now?” after Motion has answered “is there a reason?”. The alignment blocks are the timing filter: structure setups from Key Levels or the screeners fire best when the row here shows the timeframes agreeing, and the divergence flags are the early exit bell on trades that have worked. Chop regimes are Time saying not yet.