momentum

Assess momentum for: $ARGUMENTS

Before starting, read ../mcp-tools.md and ../presentation.md.

1. Resolve the symbol

If the user gave a bare ticker, use mcp__tvremix__search_symbols to get EXCHANGE:SYMBOL.

2. Gather data (batch these tool calls)

mcp__tvremix__analyze_multi_timeframe(symbol=<SYMBOL>, timeframes=["15m","1h","4h","1D","1W"])
mcp__tvremix__get_ohlcv(symbol=<SYMBOL>, interval="1D", count=200, summary=False)
mcp__tvremix__get_quote(symbol=<SYMBOL>)

analyze_multi_timeframe returns RSI / MACD / Stochastic / ADX / aggregated rating per TF. get_ohlcv gives you the bars you need for volume analysis. get_quote gives current price, change%, and volume-vs-average.

3. Build a momentum scorecard

For each of the five timeframes, score momentum as one of: strong bullish / bullish / neutral / bearish / strong bearish. The cues:

• RSI > 60 and rising → bullish; > 70 = overbought warning.
• RSI < 40 and falling → bearish; < 30 = oversold.
• MACD line above signal and rising histogram → bullish momentum.
• MACD cross-down or falling histogram → fading.
• ADX > 25 = trending (momentum has teeth); < 20 = chop.

Display as a compact table:

TF	RSI	MACD	ADX	Rating	Read
15m	…	…	…	…	…
…	…	…	…	…	…

4. Volume confirmation

From the daily get_ohlcv output, check the last 5–10 bars' volume vs the 20-bar average (summary.avg_volume from the tool output). Is recent volume supporting the price move, or fading?

5. Divergence check

Look at the last ~30 daily bars. Are new price highs being made without matching new RSI highs (bearish divergence) or new price lows without new RSI lows (bullish divergence)? Call it out if present. If no clear divergence, say "no notable divergence".

6. MA positioning

From the 1D technicals, note where current price sits relative to the 20 / 50 / 200 SMA. "Above all three, 50>200" → golden-cross territory. "Below 50, above 200" → pullback in uptrend. Etc.

7. Synthesise

End with a single paragraph that delivers:

• Overall momentum bias (bullish / bearish / mixed) with a 0–10 strength score.
• Timeframe alignment (all TFs aligned vs split vs reversing).
• The one or two pieces of evidence that carry the most weight.
• One actionable follow-up — a specific level to watch, a specific catalyst, or a clean delegation to /tvremix:smc or /tvremix:swing if structure work is the next step.

Don't

• Don't dump the raw technicals object — extract what matters.
• Don't call every tool twice. If analyze_multi_timeframe already has RSI for 4h, don't re-fetch it via get_technicals.
• Don't invent momentum numbers the tools didn't return.