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iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF closed at 108.8300 (-0.66% WoW) . Data window ends Fri, 19 Sep 2025.
How to read this — Price slope is upward, indicating persistent buying over the window. Volume trend diverges from price — watch for fatigue or rotation. Returns are positively correlated with volume — strength tends to arrive on higher activity. Accumulation weeks: 2; distribution weeks: 2. Price-level slope and return-drift differ — moves have been uneven week to week. 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.
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 — Bullish gauge levels imply persistent upside pressure. A rising gauge shows momentum building rather than fading. Acceleration increases the odds of follow-through from week to week.
Constructive backdrop; dips are more likely to find support while the gauge stays high.
Conclusion
Neutral setup. ★★★☆☆ confidence. Price window: 5. Trend: Bullish @ 85. In combination, liquidity diverges from price.
Why: Price window 5.34% over 8w. Close is -6.74% below the window high. Return volatility 2.21%. Volume trend falling. Liquidity divergence with price. Accumulation 2; distribution 2. MA stack constructive. Baseline deviation 0.19% (narrowing). Momentum bullish and rising. Acceleration accelerating. Gauge volatility high.
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