Orange Score: a market health score for every stock

What is the Orange Score?

The Orange Score is a standardized 0–100 stock health score created by Orange Terminal. It compresses several dimensions of current market behaviour into one reading so you can quickly understand whether a stock looks relatively healthy and stable or increasingly stressed.

The score is designed as a summary, not a verdict. A higher score means the stock's current condition looks healthier across the factors Orange Terminal measures; a lower score means more of those factors are showing strain or instability.

How to read an Orange Score

These bands are interpretation aids. Orange Terminal also shows the underlying trend, scenario confidence and diagnostics so you can see why a particular score was produced.

What goes into the score?

Orange Terminal considers how unusual today's conditions look relative to the stock's own history, how firm the recent trend is, how stable expected price movement appears, and how well the recent price has held up. Scenario disagreement is reported separately as confidence, so a single score does not hide uncertainty.

What is a good Orange Score?

There is no universal “good” score for every investment decision. The Orange Score is most useful as a consistent language for comparing a stock with its own recent condition and for noticing meaningful changes over time. A move from 82 to 64 can be informative even though both readings remain above the midpoint.

Orange Score is not a buy or sell signal

The score measures current market health as defined by Orange Terminal's quantitative framework. It is not a price target, valuation, recommendation, guarantee or substitute for understanding the company, your time horizon and your risk tolerance.