Over the last 30 published readings, the HIG Bias Score has ranged between -1 and +72, and the reading shown above sits around the middle of that range.
29 of those readings were above zero and 1 were below, crossing the line 2 times.
The score moved 27 points lower across the window, and the day-to-day movement has been moderately variable.
The Bias Score for HIG is produced by EquityBias's proprietary multi-layer scoring engine, which synthesises hundreds of public market data points each session into a single composite reading on a -100 to +100 scale. The engine re-calibrates as market regimes shift.
A score of +100 means our signal ensemble points strongly bullish in broad alignment. -100 means strongly bearish. Readings near 0 indicate either market neutrality or active disagreement between the engine's internal signal layers, measured separately as a divergence score. Which layers are on which side of that disagreement is part of the Premium breakdown.
For more on how to read the score, see the glossary and frequently asked questions.