The faster, intermediate, established and Core Trend views point in the same direction, giving the current regime broad agreement.
The current Core Trend has an extended history.
The latest close is 17.6% below the decision boundary.
Recent Core Trend turnover is low.
Core direction
Negativeprimary research stateDirection Boundary
SEK 203.77current directional referenceBoundary margin
-17.6%latest close versus boundaryTrend agreement
Fully alignedfaster and slower Trend viewsPersistence age
Extendeddirectional lifecycleDirection changes
0recent structural history
Point-in-time decision map
Weekly close and the Direction Boundary
Price above the boundary supports a positive Core Trend; price below it supports a negative Core Trend. Regime shading records what was known at each completed observation.
The zero line marks the Direction Boundary. Distance from zero shows the current margin supporting the Core Trend.
Trend breadth
Agreement through time
Higher readings mean the faster and slower Trend views agree more broadly with the Core Trend; lower readings reveal internal tension.
Point-in-time evidence
What followed similar states in this market?
Descriptive history, not a forecast
Each comparison uses only the Trend direction and agreement visible at that completed observation. Independent observations are used where possible, and thin samples remain clearly marked.
Recent weekly price variability expressed on a comparable annual scale.
Volatility stability
1.2057×
Shows whether risk is accelerating or settling relative to the wider backdrop.
Risk context
0.2945×
A normalized comparison tool, not a position recommendation.
Boundary sensitivity
Normal
The current margin is not unusually small relative to recent weekly movement.
Move inside current regime
-26.4%
Price movement recorded since the present Core Trend direction became active.
Largest rebound inside regime
+22.4%
The largest counter-trend move observed without the Core Trend changing direction.
Risk path
Annualised weekly volatility
Rising volatility can make an otherwise persistent direction harder to hold and increases the chance of crossing a boundary abruptly.
Independent context
Sharemaestro evidence around the trend
Context never changes the core direction
These are separate Sharemaestro readings from the same latest completed observation. They explain participation, value and relative pressure, but none can overwrite the Core Trend.
Trend Reference
172.65Fair Value context
217.21Market Activity
-17.9Market Dynamics
-0.11Relative Strength
-18.3Sector research priority
73th percentile980 same-direction Real Estate markets
Evidence framework
What the report measures and where its limits lie
Core direction
The SM persistence framework classifies the established weekly price path as positive, negative or neutral. Only continuous completed market history is admitted.
Trend agreement
Faster and slower Trend views show whether directional pressure is broad or divided. They describe the Core Trend but cannot replace it.
Historical evidence
Historical comparisons use only the Trend state available at each completed observation, with visible sample counts and overlap controls.
Known limitations
Trend persistence can reverse, whipsaw or cross its Direction Boundary through a gap. Transaction costs, tax, borrow availability and implementation slippage are not modelled.
Independent market research for education. Not investment advice, a recommendation, a forecast or an execution instruction. Past states and outcomes do not establish what will happen next.
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