Technical Score

Returns a composite technical score for a stock on a scale of 1-100. Higher scores indicate stronger technical/price momentum.

Supported Symbol Formats

Type Format Example
US Stocks SYMBOL AAPL, MSFT

Score Interpretation

Score Range Interpretation
80-100 Strong bullish momentum
60-79 Positive momentum
40-59 Neutral/mixed signals
20-39 Negative momentum
1-19 Strong bearish momentum

Factors Considered

The technical score typically considers:

  • Moving average relationships (50-day, 200-day)
  • Relative Strength Index (RSI)
  • Price momentum
  • Volume trends
  • Support/resistance levels
  • Trend indicators

Notes

  • Score changes more frequently than value/quality
  • Higher is better for momentum investors
  • Can help with entry/exit timing

Syntax

=RankTechnical(Symbol)
Excel Desktop (Windows)

Examples

=RankTechnical("AAPL")
Apple technical score
=RankTechnical("NVDA")
NVIDIA technical score
=RankTechnical("MSFT")
Microsoft technical score
=RankTechnical(A1)
Symbol from cell reference
=IF(RankTechnical("AAPL")>70,"Bullish","")
Flag bullish stocks

When to Use

  • Momentum investing
  • Entry/exit timing decisions
  • Trend confirmation
  • Technical screening

When NOT to Use

Scenario Use Instead
Valuation assessment RankValue()
Quality analysis RankQuality()
Overall stock rank RankOverall()
Specific technical indicators RSI, SMA, MACD functions

Common Issues & FAQ

What is a good technical score?

Above 70 indicates positive momentum. 80+ suggests strong bullish trend. However, very high scores may indicate overbought conditions.

How often does this change?

Technical scores can change daily based on price action. They're more volatile than value or quality scores.

Should I buy high technical scores?

High scores indicate momentum but not necessarily entry points. Some traders prefer buying as scores are rising from lower levels.

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