JPX · Real Estate · Weekly research

3003 Trend Persistence

Hulic Co., Ltd.

Week ending 31 Jul 2026Close JPY 1758.50Adjusted completed observations
Executive reading

What the weekly evidence says now

Direction is rules-based, not predicted
Positive, shorter trend weakening

Positive, shorter trend weakening

The long-horizon signal remains in force, but the shortest horizon now points the other way. That is an early loss of persistence, not yet a regime flip.

  • The current 52-week regime has lasted 68 completed weeks.
  • The latest close is 20.6% above the decision boundary.
  • The primary signal changed direction 0 times during the last 52 completed weeks.
52-week directionPositiveprimary research state
Decision boundaryJPY 1457.94close 52 observations ago
Boundary margin+20.6%latest close versus boundary
Horizon agreement2/42 positive
Regime age68 weeksMature
Signal turnover0direction changes in 52 weeks
Transparent decision map

Weekly close and the moving 52-week boundary

When the close is above the boundary the primary state is positive; below it, negative. Regime shading records what was known at each completed week.

Weekly close52-week boundary
Multi-horizon diagnostic

Is the trend broad or divided?

The 52-week reading remains primary
13 weeks-0.3%fast pressure
26 weeks-4.4%intermediate pressure
39 weeks+12.8%established pressure
52 weeks · primary+20.6%directional anchor
Persistence path

52-week momentum through time

The zero line is the regime boundary. Distance from zero shows how much of the trailing return would have to unwind before direction changes.

Horizon breadth

Agreement through time

Four means all tracked horizons agree with the current 52-week direction; lower readings reveal internal tension.

Point-in-time evidence

What followed similar states in this market?

Descriptive history, not a forecast

Each observation uses only the direction and horizon agreement available at that completed week. Samples are spaced by the measurement horizon to reduce repeated overlap. Fewer than five observations are shown but marked as too thin for a dependable inference.

Forward windowMatched samplesMedian moveDirectional follow-throughRegime survivedVersus all periodsRead
4 weeks9+3.6%range -9.5% to +6.9%+77.8%+100.0%+2.5%median differenceUsable descriptive sample
13 weeks4-1.3%range -8.0% to +10.6%+25.0%+50.0%-4.5%median differenceToo little matched history
26 weeks3-4.5%range -6.0% to +19.1%+33.3%+33.3%-9.2%median differenceToo little matched history
52 weeks3+2.9%range -8.7% to +60.6%+66.7%+66.7%-10.1%median differenceToo little matched history
Completed regimes11
Median duration8 weeks
Longest completed87 weeks
Four-week whipsaws4
Open the recent regime ledger
DirectionStartEndDurationMove inside regime
Positive2025-04-182026-07-3168w+23.1%
Negative2024-11-292025-04-1120w+7.8%
Positive2023-03-312024-11-2287w+38.7%
Negative2023-03-242023-03-241w0.0%
Positive2023-01-132023-03-1710w+4.5%
Negative2022-12-232023-01-063w-1.2%
Positive2022-11-112022-12-166w+2.4%
Negative2022-01-142022-11-0443w+6.5%
Positive2022-01-072022-01-071w0.0%
Negative2021-12-312021-12-311w0.0%
Positive2021-02-262021-12-2444w-5.2%
Negative2021-01-012021-02-198w+4.4%
Risk-equivalent view

How noisy is this trend?

Direction and sizing are separate questions
Annualised weekly volatility+21.0%

The realised variability of weekly returns over the recent 26-week window.

Volatility stability1.0011×

Recent 13-week volatility relative to the broader 52-week estimate. Above 1 means risk has accelerated.

Illustrative risk scale0.4766×

A capped 10% annual-risk normalization. It is a comparison tool, not a position recommendation.

Boundary sensitivityNormal

The current boundary margin is not unusually small relative to recent weekly volatility.

Move inside current regime+23.1%

Close-to-close movement since the present 52-week direction first became active.

Deepest pullback inside regime-21.8%

The largest counter-trend move observed without the primary state 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 week. They can explain participation, value or relative pressure, but none is allowed to overwrite the transparent 52-week signal.

Trend reference1811.67
Fair Value context1475.41
Market Activity-12.4
Market Dynamics0.09
Relative Strength-14.5
Sector research priority56th percentile961 same-direction Real Estate markets
Reproducible method

Exactly what this report measures

Primary state

Positive when the latest adjusted weekly close is above the adjusted close exactly 52 completed observations earlier; negative when below; neutral only when equal. Discontinuous histories are excluded. This is a stock-and-ETF research adaptation, not a replication of a diversified futures strategy.

Diagnostic horizons

The same calculation is repeated at 13, 26 and 39 weeks. Their agreement measures coherence. They cannot veto or replace the 52-week state.

Historical evidence

Forward returns start after each historical decision week. Matching uses the direction and number of aligned horizons known then, with spaced samples and visible counts.

Known failure modes

Trend persistence can reverse, suffer repeated whipsaws, or cross its boundary by 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.