Question 1

How does the Market Signal Dashboard work?

Accepted Answer

The dashboard combines four quantitative models: a mean reversion model based on 100-day EMA deviation and velocity, a dynamic RSI crossover using rolling 1-year limits, a short-term momentum entry detector using 5-day and 10-day cumulative returns, and a moving average trend gauge using 50, 100, and 200-day moving averages combined with RSI. Each model casts a vote and the combined score indicates overall signal strength.

Question 2

What ETFs does the Market Signal Dashboard cover?

Accepted Answer

The dashboard supports any ticker with 10 years of trading history. Common presets include QQQ (Nasdaq 100), SPY (S&P 500), VOO (Vanguard S&P 500), VTI (Total Market), DIA (Dow Jones), and IWM (Russell 2000). You can also enter any individual stock ticker.

Question 3

What is mean reversion in stock market analysis?

Accepted Answer

Mean reversion is the tendency of asset prices to return to their long-run average trend over time. When a stock or ETF moves sharply above or below its trend line, statistical pressure tends to pull it back. The faster and more extreme the deviation, the stronger the expected reversion. BrixNation's mean reversion model measures both the size of the gap from the 100-day EMA and the velocity at which that gap opened to estimate the strength of the reversion signal.

Question 4

What is a dynamic RSI and how is it different from standard RSI?

Accepted Answer

Standard RSI uses fixed overbought and oversold thresholds of 70 and 30 for all tickers. Dynamic RSI replaces those fixed levels with thresholds calculated from each ticker's own 1-year rolling RSI history, using the mean plus or minus one standard deviation. This makes the signal adaptive to how that specific ticker historically behaves, producing more accurate buy and sell crossover signals.