Adj Momentum (3M / 6M / 12M)

Mirza Salman Volatility Adjusted Momentum.

The Volatility Adjusted Momentum Indicator distills a security’s recent performance into a single, decision-ready metric that captures both the velocity and the reliability of its trend. By simultaneously rewarding sustained price appreciation and discounting erratic fluctuations, the indicator highlights those stocks that are not only advancing but doing so with a consistent, low-volatility profile—attributes typically favoured by quantitative momentum and trend-following frameworks. A high positive reading points to instruments exhibiting strong, orderly upward trajectories, making them prime candidates for capital allocation in momentum-oriented portfolios. Conversely, muted or negative readings reveal markets whose returns have been lacklustre, unstable, or downward-sloping, signalling that they warrant caution or exclusion. In practice, this indicator enables portfolio managers and traders to rank broad watch-lists swiftly, focus due-diligence on the most robust price leaders, and enforce systematic discipline in scaling back exposure to choppier, less reliable names—all without resorting to subjective chart interpretation or ad-hoc volatility filters.