Run Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) through the standard technical battery — moving averages, RSI, MACD, ADX, Ichimoku, volume flow — and the useful output is not any single reading. It is how many of them point the same way.

The trend group reads as follows — the stock holds a mixed moving-average stack, with price above 1 of its three main averages; it trades -2.2% against its 50-day average and +3.9% against its 200-day.

On momentum, RSI sits at 46.6, neutral ground; MACD is beneath its signal line; price is beneath the Ichimoku cloud; and the engine flags a bullish divergence between price and momentum — the kind of disagreement that often precedes a turn, though it can persist for weeks.

The volatility and distance figures: average true range runs 2.14% of price, a normal volatility regime; the 20-day high sits 3.9% away; the 52-week high 12.6% away.

On participation, the latest session traded 0.65x its 20-day average volume; Chaikin money flow reads -0.01; 51% of recent volume has come on up days — the check on every other signal in the pack.

Continuation probability lands at 33% — the positive contributors being on-balance volume is rising, up-volume exceeds down-volume, bullish divergence.

The bigger picture: a high composite score is not a buy signal. It describes what has already happened; what matters is whether the conditions behind it still hold.

This is chart structure, not a recommendation, and it can invalidate on the next session.

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