> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://matterhorn-doc.mometic.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://matterhorn-doc.mometic.com/find-opportunities/moved-this-week.md).

# Moved this week

Understand Matterhorn relative-strength movers, percentage-point changes, and market-posture labels without confusing them with weekly stock returns.

**Moved this week** highlights changes in market strength among companies passing the standard Matterhorn score filter. It helps you find a business whose market reception deserves another look.

![Moved this week showing scores, strength, changes in percentile points and market-posture descriptions](https://981865776-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FNOJXLd7UJBniObM136Nu%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-faf759a536cf0f5aa551ada73cc4b5004f9aa76c%2Fmoved-this-week.png?alt=media)

## What the numbers mean

* **Score:** the standard Matterhorn score used by this panel.
* **Strength:** the company's twelve-month return ranked against other measured companies.
* **Week · pp:** change in that relative-strength percentile over the recent stored observations. It is not the stock's percentage return for the week.
* **Where it stands:** a description using recorded price trend, moving-average position, distance from highs, and volume conditions where available.

A move from the 65th to the 75th percentile is **+10 percentage points of relative strength**. It does not mean the investment gained 10%. The panel's recent comparison uses five available posture observations; check the market-data date, especially around gaps or holidays.

## How to use it

Click a mover, examine **Price**, and then ask whether filed fundamentals or reported demand support the change. A rising price can anticipate improving economics, react to news outside the stored record, or simply reflect a broad market move. Falling strength can be an early warning worth testing against the same evidence.

**The ML toggle does not change this panel's selection or add an ML timing bonus.** The ML model already has market-related inputs, but Movers remains a separate standard-screen view. Agreement between two price-sensitive indicators is not two independent confirmations.

> **Pro Tip — Look for convergence.** Improving demand, better cash conversion, and strengthening price behavior tell a more coherent story together than a large strength jump alone. If the business evidence has not caught up, make that the next research question.

Related: [CAN SLIM](/investigate-the-business/can-slim.md), [emergence-to-durability playbook](/investor-playbooks/emergence-to-durability.md).