Using the platform
Using ByteTrend
Where everything is on bytetrend.io, section by section, and what each part is for.
New to the score itself? ByteTrend 101 explains it from the ground up, and Your first screen walks the platform as a workflow. This page is the map.
- Dashboard
Screens+ Today's market per asset type: breadth, highs and lows, rankings, movers. - Macro How much of the world is trending, where, and which groups lead.
- Securities The full tables, one tab per asset family, filtered and sorted your way.
- The security page One asset's chart, all four scores and their regimes, and its risk.
Choosing a view
| If you're asking… | Open |
|---|---|
| What moved today, and where is the strength? | Dashboard |
| How much of the world's stock market is trending? | Macro → CAPR Overview |
| Which regions, countries or sectors lead? | Macro → Geography & Sectors |
| How has one sector's trend built over time? | Macro → Sector Trends |
| Which assets pass a filter I choose? | Securities |
| Is this one asset's trend real? | Its security page (click any symbol) |
The header
The site header has three sections — Dashboard, Macro and Securities — with About, Sign in and your account on the right. Wherever a page offers them, the Weekly / Daily and CAPR / Local switches at the top choose which of the four scores it shows. Everything opens on Weekly CAPR.
Dashboard
One page per asset type — Stocks, ETFs, Digital and Futures — with the day's breadth, new highs and lows, rankings by group and the movers. For Screens subscribers and above. See Dashboard.
Macro
- Overview — the CAPR Overview: the share of the world's stocks in a Leading or a Bear Trend, over time and on a map by country and sector.
- Markets — Geography & Sectors ranks regions, countries and sectors by average score; Winners and Losers follow the stocks at 5 and at 0.
- Trends — Regional, Sector and Country Trends chart each group's score distribution over time; click a group's card to chart it.
Each page is described in Macro.
Securities
The Securities tables hold the full dataset, one tab per asset family: Stocks, ETFs, Digital, Futures and FX. How much of each carries scores depends on your plan.
- The headline columns are the Weekly CAPR score (CAPR (W)), its daily change and its regime; the other three scores, their changes and the consecutive-week counts sit under Scoring Detail. The sparkline beside each score shows a year of weekly CAPR — the shape of performance, not the score's path.
- Filter by regime, sector, region, country and Vol Cat, and by any of the four scores. Sort on any column header; the search box matches names and symbols as you type.
- Views — the View menu shows a set of columns: All, Overview, Scores only, Momentum or Extension. Most views open largest first, by market cap; Momentum opens on the day's Weekly CAPR score change, Extension on how far the CAPR sits from its long average.
The security page
Click any symbol for its full picture. The header carries the Weekly CAPR score and regime. The chart opens on Weekly CAPR over ten years, with the moving averages and rolling high/low bands the score tests against and a score history beneath the price; the score-type selector switches between the four Local/CAPR × Daily/Weekly variants, and the timescale buttons run from three months to the full history. Trend Analysis lists all four scores with their own regimes, and Risk & Technicals covers volatility, drawdown, 52-week beta, Sharpe ratio and relative strength.
Habits that help
Know whether you're judged on Local or CAPR; respect the Weekly and act on the Daily; read volatility for context; and check breadth before chasing a lone 5. Each is expanded in Habits that help. The terms are in the Glossary, and the exact rules on The ByteTrend score.