Z-Score Anomaly Scanner
The z-score scanner ranks assets whose daily return deviates at least ±2 standard deviations from their own average, sorted by absolute deviation.
Lists assets whose price move has deviated ±2σ or more from their own historical average — a descriptive scan of statistically unusual daily moves.
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Source: our live price/indicator engine (signals snapshot) and related market snapshots. The same data is also shared on our Telegram channel.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does a z-score mean?
- It measures how many standard deviations an asset's current move is from its own historical average and standard deviation; |z|≥2 is considered statistically unusual.
- Is a high z-score a buy or sell signal?
- No, it is purely a statistical deviation measure and implies nothing about future direction or reversal.