Trendiness ScoreCross-asset & regime

Timeframe M1 · unit 0-100

What it measures

A composite score (0-100) that blends three independent regime signals - Efficiency Ratio, inverse Choppiness Index, and absolute lag-1 return autocorrelation - to estimate how structured (trending or persistently oscillating) the current 20-bar window is, versus pure noise.

How Janira reads it (bullish vs bearish)

Scale 0-100. Values above 65 indicate a structured market regime: price is moving with direction or repeating a pattern rather than wandering randomly. Below 35 suggests low structure - high noise, no clear sequential dependence. Around 50 is ambiguous. Note: this score does NOT indicate direction; a highly trending downward market scores the same as a highly trending upward one.

In plain language

Think of this as a 'signal quality' meter. High scores mean the market has a coherent personality right now - whether trending or oscillating, it has a pattern. Low scores mean the market is behaving like random noise, with no exploitable structure.

Scenarios

• Score > 70: High market structure; all three sub-indicators agree the price sequence is non-random and organized; either strong trend or clean oscillation is present.
• Score 40-65: Moderate structure; some indicators signal regime but others show noise; mixed environment where setup selectivity matters.
• Score < 35: Low structure; price moves resemble random noise more than a pattern; regime is undefined and difficult to exploit systematically.
• Score rising from < 35 to > 60: Structural clarity is emerging; the market is transitioning from noise to an organized regime, either trend or oscillation.

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Janira computes Trendiness Score deterministically from live price action, the same way for every reading - no discretion, no hidden weighting. This page explains the method; it is not a live reading and not advice.