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Invesco S&P International Developed Momentum ETF closed at 53.6800 (-0.04% WoW) . Data window ends Fri, 19 Sep 2025.
How to read this — Price slope is upward, indicating persistent buying over the window. Low weekly volatility favours steadier follow-through. Volume trend diverges from price — watch for fatigue or rotation. Returns are positively correlated with volume — strength tends to arrive on higher activity. Distance to baseline is narrowing — reverting closer to its fair-value track. Constructive MA stack supports the up-drift; pullbacks may find support at the 8–13 week region. Price holds above key averages, indicating constructive participation.
Up-slope supports buying interest; pullbacks may be contained if activity stays firm. Because liquidity isn’t confirming, prefer evidence of fresh demand before chasing moves.
Gauge maps the trend signal to a 0–100 scale.
How to read this — Gauge is elevated but momentum is rolling over; topping risk is rising. Notable breakdown from ≥0.80 weakens trend quality.
Stay alert: protect gains or seek confirmation before adding risk.
Conclusion
Negative setup. ★★☆☆☆ confidence. Price window: 2. Trend: Uptrend at Risk; gauge 79. In combination, liquidity diverges from price.
- Price holds above 8w & 26w averages
- Constructive moving-average stack
- Low return volatility supports durability
- High-level but rolling over (topping risk)
- Momentum is weak/falling
- Liquidity diverges from price
- Sellers active at elevated levels (distribution)
Why: Price window 2.95% over 8w. Return volatility 1.13%. Volume trend falling. Liquidity divergence with price. Trend state uptrend at risk. High-regime (0.80–1.00) downticks 3/6 (50.0%) • Accumulating. MA stack constructive. Momentum neutral and falling .
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