Question 1

What is this page for? Is it a rating system?

Accepted Answer

It's a place to find and analyze instruments and to see a read on how each one's price is behaving. It is a starting point for your own research, and no instrument here is graded good or bad.

Question 2

What is technical analysis, and why is it here?

Accepted Answer

Technical analysis studies price and its patterns over time. We include it because it gives a shared, describable read on trend — something to start your research from.

Question 3

Does a bullish mood mean I should buy?

Accepted Answer

A mood label describes how price sits against its recent trend. A trend that has run for weeks can reverse without warning, and your decisions are your own.

Question 4

Does past performance on the chart tell me what returns to expect?

Accepted Answer

Past performance doesn't guarantee future results. The chart shows what has already happened and describes it — the future stays open.

Question 5

What is a moving average, and what does the line represent?

Accepted Answer

A moving average is the average price over a window of days, redrawn each day. The line smooths out daily noise so a trend is easier to see. It summarizes the past.

Question 6

How current is the price data?

Accepted Answer

Mood updates once a day, after the close, using end-of-day prices. Crypto reflects 24-hour activity rather than a standard session.

Question 7

Where does the market data come from?

Accepted Answer

Prices and fundamentals come from third-party market-data providers. We describe and organize that data for education.

Question 8

Are these methods more reliable for some instruments than others?

Accepted Answer

They read best on instruments with enough trading history for a robust trend. That's why you can limit the list to trend-analyzed instruments — thinly traded or very new instruments give noisier reads.

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