GRT is in a downtrend: its price is 11.2% below its 100-day average.
🔎 Snapshot: short term and long term
GRT: 4-hour sideways (-17.3% in 20 days) · daily below its long-term trend (-11.2%)
4-hour: EMA20 0.0199341 · EMA50 0.0206398 · RSI14 58.5. A short-term fall inside a daily uptrend is a pullback, not a signal. Information only — CMI's trade plans come from its tested rules.
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No open signal for GRT. One appears when a rule triggers: a daily close above the breakout level in an uptrend, or a forced-selling crash.
Below the 100-day trend line: no long signal until the trend turns.
| Evidence | Stance | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Daily trend | Against | — |
| 4-hour trend (ADX) | Against | 18.0931 |
| 1-hour structure (higher lows / lower highs) | Supports | 0.0199 |
| 1-hour RSI (overextension) | Against | 71.9992 |
| Funding rate per 8h | Supports | 0.0100% |
| 15-minute relative volume | Against | 0.5285 |
| Distance from the 1-hour EMA20 (in ATR) | Unknown | 1.412 |
| 4-hour volatility percentile | Supports | 52.5 |
| Open interest change over 4 hours, read with the price move | Unknown | -0.51% |
| Funding rank within the last 7 days | Supports | 80 / 100 |
| Scheduled high-impact release (FOMC, CPI, jobs report) | Supports | Employment Situation 2026-10 release, in 44 h |
| Evidence | Stance | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Daily trend | Supports | — |
| 4-hour trend (ADX) | Supports | 18.0931 |
| 1-hour structure (higher lows / lower highs) | Against | 0.0198 |
| 1-hour RSI (overextension) | Supports | 71.9992 |
| Funding rate per 8h | Supports | 0.0100% |
| 15-minute relative volume | Against | 0.5285 |
| Distance from the 1-hour EMA20 (in ATR) | Unknown | 1.412 |
| 4-hour volatility percentile | Supports | 52.5 |
| Open interest change over 4 hours, read with the price move | Unknown | -0.51% |
| Funding rank within the last 7 days | Supports | 80 / 100 |
| Scheduled high-impact release (FOMC, CPI, jobs report) | Supports | Employment Situation 2026-10 release, in 44 h |
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