The Standard Deviation of Daily Price Returns is a statistical measure representing the volatility or risk in an instrument. It tells you how the daily price return can deviate from the historical mean.

The Standard Deviation of Daily Price Returns is a statistical measure representing the volatility or risk in an instrument. It tells you how the daily price return can deviate from the historical mean.
The” range” forms the fabric of market structure as we know it. Being able to identify and use it within the daily-price context proves itself as a great tool.
First we find pivots, then we connect them to make levels. We use these levels to box in interesting structures. This is the process.
Market structure is self-apparent. It is our methods that are attempts at accurately defining what it is and how it will behave.
YTD stands for “Year To Date,” which refers to the nature of a stock’s performance since the start of the calendar year to the current date.
Finding the range of the 52 weeks in the year and using it for relevant analyses.
Our dashboard is built to assist chart readers by displaying short-term price stats from multiple indicators, with a core focus on Momentum, Volatility, and Daily Price Statistics in a clean condensed format.