Few overheating or already-surging signals — relatively calm. A good stage to observe pre-breakout conditions patiently.
Some risk factors present — volatility, short-term overheating, or thin liquidity. Size and scale in carefully if entering.
Already surged, RSI overheated, extended far from highs, or earnings imminent. Chasing now carries meaningful pullback risk.
PRTA's RSI(14) currently reads 56. RSI (Relative Strength Index) converts recent up-and-down price pressure into a single 0-100 reading. Readings above 70 are typically read as overbought and below 30 as oversold — this one falls in the 'normal' range. Treat this as one data point on PRTA, not a standalone signal. → Learn more
ADX currently reads 13. ADX does not indicate direction — it measures trend strength, i.e. how pronounced a trend is (25+ is considered pronounced). Right now PRTA shows +DI sits above -DI, favoring the upside, putting it in the 'weak trend' range on ADX. This reading is specific to PRTA on this scan date and can change quickly. → Learn more
PRTA's Bollinger Band width is in the bottom 10% (narrow) of its past year, and the squeeze indicator is currently active. A Bollinger Band squeeze means price volatility has contracted well below its usual range. A squeeze is often followed by a volatility expansion in either direction. As with any single metric, weigh this alongside PRTA's full indicator set. → Learn more
PRTA's OBV is currently rising (1.0x), and the up/down volume ratio is 1.0x. OBV (On-Balance Volume) uses the cumulative direction of volume to estimate accumulation or distribution. Cross-check this against PRTA's other indicators above before drawing a conclusion. → Learn more
PRTA's recent volume is running at 0.9x its usual level. The volume ratio compares recent trading volume to the stock's usual average volume — a reference point for whether order flow is concentrating around this stock. As with any single metric, weigh this alongside PRTA's full indicator set. → Learn more
PRTA's change over the last 5 trading days is +2.0%, and over the last 1 trading day is -2.9%. These two numbers show recent short-term direction but say nothing about where the price goes next.
PRTA's current price is 3.3% below its 20-day high. This measures, as of the 20-trading-day high, how far the current price sits from that level. On this measure it currently falls in the 'near resistance' category. Treat this as one data point on PRTA, not a standalone signal. → Learn more
PRTA's ATR% currently reads 4.2%, a 'daily range' level. ATR captures typical day-to-day volatility in dollar (here, percentage) terms. Treat this as one data point on PRTA, not a standalone signal. → Learn more
PRTA's 20-trading-day relative strength versus SPY (S&P 500 ETF) is +5.4%. A positive relative-strength reading means the stock outpaced the broad market. This reading is specific to PRTA on this scan date and can change quickly. → Learn more
No significant edge was measured for Bollinger Band Squeeze: 28.3% versus a 29.3% base rate across 3949 cases. As with any single metric, weigh this alongside PRTA's full indicator set. → Bollinger Band Squeeze
Measured (n=6001), the hit-rate for OBV Accumulation (26.5%) was not statistically distinguishable from the base rate (29.3%). Treat this as one data point on PRTA, not a standalone signal. → OBV Accumulation
No significant edge was measured for ADX Trend Strengthening: 29.5% versus a 29.3% base rate across 6731 cases. As with any single metric, weigh this alongside PRTA's full indicator set. → ADX Trend Strengthening
Measured (n=8370), the hit-rate for +DI Dominance (27.0%) was not statistically distinguishable from the base rate (29.3%). As with any single metric, weigh this alongside PRTA's full indicator set. → +DI Dominance
No significant edge was measured for Weekly Squeeze: 25.4% versus a 29.3% base rate across 5281 cases. As with any single metric, weigh this alongside PRTA's full indicator set. → Weekly Squeeze
Limitations of this page — Automatically calculated, not a stock recommendation. Score is a count of conditions met, not a prediction; base rates are historical measurements only (PRTA diagnostic as of 2026.09.09 13:05).