TCO D: Energy Zone Transition Trends
Candle open
- Study type
- Historical statistics
- Question answered
- Direction of market moves
- Principle
- Once a candle closes, its data is locked and never changes, so it can be observed over time
- Candles studied
- 3,639 TCO D candles
- Period
- 2012-03-21 – 2026-10-22 (14.6 years)
- Result
- 7-zone table below ↓
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TCO — Bear Extreme — D
Occurrences: 110 times
Then moved up to a higher zone: 110 times — 100%
Then moved down to a lower zone: 0 times — 0%
TCO — Bear Critical — D
Occurrences: 103 times
Then moved up to a higher zone: 72 times — 69.9%
Then moved down to a lower zone: 31 times — 30.1%
TCO — Bear Bias — D
Occurrences: 181 times
Then moved up to a higher zone: 114 times — 63%
Then moved down to a lower zone: 67 times — 37%
TCO — Neutral — D
Occurrences: 223 times
Then moved up to a higher zone: 128 times — 57.4%
Then moved down to a lower zone: 95 times — 42.6%
TCO — Bull Bias — D
◉ CURRENT CANDLEOccurrences: 258 times
Then moved up to a higher zone: 129 times — 50%
Then moved down to a lower zone: 129 times — 50%
Distance to upper bound of Bull Bias (at 60%): 35.33 points
Distance to lower bound of Bull Bias (at 20.88%): 3.79 points
TCO — Bull Critical — D
Occurrences: 180 times
Then moved up to a higher zone: 71 times — 39.4%
Then moved down to a lower zone: 109 times — 60.6%
TCO — Bull Extreme — D
Occurrences: 195 times
Then moved up to a higher zone: 0 times — 0%
Then moved down to a lower zone: 195 times — 100%
What is the trend of TCO?
Historically, when TCO was in the Bull Bias zone, the market moved up to a higher zone 50% of the time and down to a lower zone 50% of the time (across 258 observations).
Where is the market within its current zone?
The Bull Bias zone spans 20.88% to 60%. The market is at 24.67%, 35.33 points from the upper bound and 3.79 points from the lower bound — closer to the lower bound of the zone.
How are these statistics calculated?
Each closed candle carries an energy state. A transition is counted when the next candle carries a DIFFERENT state; moving up means a higher-energy zone, moving down a lower one. Percentages are frequencies observed across the full sample.
Where does the data come from and how many candles?
The sample contains 3,639 candles from 2012-03-21 to 2026-10-22, computed with 2AiTrading's proprietary Market Energy model. Data is captured at candle close and locked immutable over time to keep the statistics stable.
Are these numbers a prediction?
No. These are historical frequencies describing TCO's past behavior — not future probabilities and not buy/sell advice. Investors should combine them with their own trading method and do full research before applying.
What are the 7 market energy states?
Market Energy measures the market on a -100% to +100% scale, split into 7 zones from Bear Extreme to Bull Extreme; every closed candle belongs to exactly one zone.
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