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AAM Stock is currently controlled by sellers, in the Bear Bias zone. Measured energy: -59.4%.
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UP–DOWN statistics for Bear Bias AAM Stock Weekly
▸When AAM Stock is in Bear Bias:
- then AAM Stock moved to higher Market State: 44 times — 91.7%
- then AAM Stock moved to lower Market State: 4 times — 8.3%
▸Current AAM Stock market energy: -59.43%
- Distance to upper bound of Bear Bias (at -20.88%): 38.55%
- Distance to lower bound of Bear Bias (at -60%): 0.57%
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The energy level leaning Bear recorded from just-completed Weekly candle data for AAM Stock.
Per the 2AI model, Market Energy stayed level with the previous candle, at -59.4%.
Time in Bear Bias energy zone: 1 Weekly Candle
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What state was AAM Stock on Weekly when this candle closed?
When the Weekly candle at 07:00 on 26-03-2012 closed, AAM Stock was in Bear Bias with Market Energy -59.4%, controlled by sellers. The Bear Bias zone spans -60% to -20.88%.
Where does AAM Stock energy sit within the Bear Bias zone?
At -59.4%, AAM Stock is 38.55 points from the upper boundary of Bear Bias (-20.88%) and 0.57 points from the lower boundary (-60%) — so energy sits closer to the lower boundary at candle close.
What does Bear Bias mean?
Bear Bias is one of 7 Market States in 2AiTrading's Market Energy model, applied consistently across every asset class, market and timeframe.
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