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Trend of Neutral CAG Stock Weekly
▸When CAG Stock is in Neutral:
- then CAG Stock moved to higher Market State: 13 times — 59.1%
- then CAG Stock moved to lower Market State: 9 times — 40.9%
▸Current CAG Stock market energy: 0%
- Distance to upper bound of Neutral (at 20.88%): 20.88%
- Distance to lower bound of Neutral (at -20.88%): 20.88%
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Right as the Weekly candle closes, CAG Stock reflects Neutral.
Market energy movement Market Energy showed no change, currently 0%.
Time in Neutral energy zone: 1 Weekly Candle
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What did CAG Stock price and energy show when this Weekly candle closed?
When the Weekly candle at 07:00 on 11-12-2017 closed, CAG Stock had Market Energy 0%, in the Neutral state — the market is neutral. The Neutral zone spans -20.88% to 20.88%.
Where does CAG Stock energy sit within the Neutral zone?
At 0%, CAG Stock is 20.88 points from the upper boundary of Neutral (20.88%) and 20.88 points from the lower boundary (-20.88%) — so energy sits closer to the upper boundary at candle close.
What does Neutral mean?
Neutral is one of 7 Market States in 2AiTrading's Market Energy model, applied consistently across every asset class, market and timeframe.
See the full Neutral definition →How is the US Dollar Index (DXY) trending?
Based on the latest completed H1 candle as of this candle close, the US Dollar Index (DXY) was in Bull Extreme with Market Energy 81.6%. CAG Stock energy is currently below DXY by 81.6 points.
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