Market Signal Trend History

The image below annotates all uptrends and downtrends as determined by Raincheck Fund's Market Signal.

• Each ⬆️ indicates the start of an uptrend (first day in consecutive days of positive Market Signal values)
• Each ⬇️ indicates the start of a down trend (first day in consecutive days of negative Market Signal values)

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