FTB-C000236 / Algorithm

Threshold Crossing

Threshold Crossing occurs when a measured series moves across a declared level under an explicit comparison rule.

Also known aslevel crossing

Definitions

In plain terms

It distinguishes a new crossing event from merely remaining above or below a level.

Technical

Detection specifies direction, strict or inclusive comparisons, prior valid observation, missing values, persistence, and timestamp.

Scope

Touching a threshold is not always a crossing; the comparison convention decides.

Examples

  • A Fintech Builder lesson can compute or identify Threshold Crossing only after declaring its inputs, timing, and edge-case rules.

Common misconceptions

  • Touching a threshold is not always a crossing; the comparison convention decides.

Concept relationships

Where this concept is used

Evidence and governance

  1. Advance-Decline Ratio Indicators and the Zweig Breadth Thrust StockCharts · secondary methodology

    Supports: preferred label, short definition, technical definition

    Limits: Historical signal descriptions are not evidence of future performance, and implementations must freeze thresholds and window semantics.

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fintech-builder-batch-005
Last reviewed
2026-07-27
Next review
2027-07-27
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