Multi-horizon performance
Perf. horizons
What it is
Stock returns measured across multiple horizons: 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, YTD (since Jan 1), and 1 year. Lets you see if the trend is recent or structural, accelerating or weakening.
How to read it
When short horizons (1w, 1mo) are positive but long ones (6mo, 1y) negative, it's a possible bullish reversal (bounce after bear). The reverse signals exhaustion after a long rally. When all horizons align positively, the trend is solid.
Common reference points
- Strong performance> +10% over 1Y
- Healthy performance+0 to +10%
- Underperformance−10 to 0%
- Very negative performance< −10%
Orders of magnitude, not a rule: the same number does not mean the same thing from one sector to the next.
What it does not tell you
Past performance never predicts future returns — that's the regulatory mantra for a reason. Use to understand where the stock sits in its cycle, not to extrapolate.
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