NO. 04·04 MOMENTUM·6 TIMEFRAMES·0–100 COMPOSITE

Momentum,across every timeframe.

Six timeframes of rate-of-change and trend direction, normalised and weighted into one composite score between zero and one hundred. Tells you instantly whether momentum is accelerating, fading, or about to invert.

Composite
0–100
Weighted across TFs
Regime · Bullish
> 65
Strong positive momentum
Regime · Neutral
35 — 65
Mixed / ranging
Regime · Bearish
< 35
Strong negative momentum
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LIVE
Every candle close
04.1 — LIVE SCORECARD
8 SYMBOLS · 4H · COMPOSITE
Multi-Timeframe Momentum Scorecard
Computing MMS for 8 assets...
04.2 — METHODOLOGY
Six features. One score.
01

Composite Momentum Score

A single 0-100 number that collapses six timeframes of momentum into one number you can act on.

02

Trend Alignment Detection

Spot the moments when every timeframe agrees — high-conviction continuation setups.

03

Divergence Alerts

Early warning when price momentum and trend direction diverge, often ahead of reversals.

04

Historical Scoring

Backtrack how the momentum score evolved over weeks and months to read recurring cycles.

05

Custom Timeframe Weights

Skew the score toward the horizons that match your holding period — intraday to swing.

06

Real-time Updates

Scores refresh every candle close. No waiting for end-of-day batch jobs.

04.3 — SOURCES
Public, verifiable.

MMS applies multi-timeframe confluence analysis to raw price data sourced from TradingView and leading exchange feeds. The composite-score methodology is rooted in the same cross-sectional momentum literature referenced by institutional managers, including the long-form research catalogued by Meb Faber Research. Our indicator is also published publicly on TradingView so traders can independently verify scoring behaviour on the Blockcircle MMS TradingView script.

04.4 — FAQ
Common questions.
— COLOPHON

Scoring is fully deterministic from public price data; no proprietary feeds, no opaque overrides.

This is not financial advice. Composite scores describe momentum, not future returns.

Published TradingView script linked above so behaviour is independently verifiable.