The Fouda Score is an AI and quantitative-analysis system for the Egyptian Exchange that rates every stock on a 0-100 scale using 5 weighted technical factors: trend strength (25%), price momentum (25%), volatility control (20%), relative strength versus the EGX30 index (15%), and volume confirmation (15%). It refreshes periodically during the session, and its methodology is fully published — not a black box, and not a promise of fake accuracy.
Everything on this page is for educational and informational purposes only — not investment advice.
Instead of manually tracking dozens of technical indicators per stock, the Fouda Score does this automatically for every Egyptian Exchange stock and condenses it into one comparable number. The point is not to tell you "buy now" — it is to give you an objective, quantitative read of a stock's technical posture: its trend strength, momentum, stability, and performance relative to the market — so you can build your own decision on top of it. And because the methodology is published, you can understand exactly why a stock earned its score.
Measures how aligned the stock is with the key moving averages (20, 50, 200-day). A stock trading above all averages, with the shorter average above the longer, scores highest.
Assesses price acceleration using RSI and MACD. Strong upward momentum with RSI between 40-70 scores well; overbought (RSI > 75) or oversold (RSI < 30) conditions adjust the score.
Measures risk-adjusted returns. Lower volatility relative to returns is preferred; stocks with high ATR relative to price are penalized. This isolates stocks that rise steadily rather than randomly.
Compares the stock against the EGX30 index over 20 and 50 days. Stocks outperforming the market score higher. This identifies market leaders regardless of the broad market direction.
Checks whether price movement is backed by volume. A rise on above-average volume (more than 1.5× the 20-day average) is more reliable than a rise on weak volume. This confirms institutional interest.
For the full methodology and the market-regime signal adjustment, see the Fouda Score methodology page.
We pull prices and volumes for every Egyptian Exchange stock (the .CA listings) from the official EGX source, refreshed periodically during the session.
For each stock we compute moving averages (20/50/200-day), RSI, MACD, ATR, and relative strength against the EGX30 index.
Each stock is scored on 5 factors: trend strength (25%), price momentum (25%), volatility control (20%), relative strength (15%), and volume confirmation (15%).
The five weighted factors are combined into a single 0-100 number — the stock's Fouda Score.
A classification engine turns the score into a descriptive signal (positive/neutral/negative) after analyzing the broad market regime from the EGX30 — in bearish markets positive signals are automatically downgraded.
Many "AI trading" tools market themselves with a high fixed accuracy figure (like "95% accuracy") without explaining how that number was computed or over what period. In financial markets, no model can guarantee a fixed success rate — markets change, and outcomes vary with conditions. Any accuracy figure stated without a clear methodology is a marketing number, not a scientific one.
The Fouda Score takes the opposite path: instead of promising a magic number, we show you exactly how the score is computed — the 5 factors, their weights, and the technical indicators behind each — so you can judge the logic yourself. That transparency is what makes the tool auditable, and it respects that the investment decision is ultimately yours.
Yes. The Fouda Score is a quantitative analysis system that rates every Egyptian Exchange stock on a 0-100 scale based on 5 technical factors, refreshed periodically during the session. The full methodology is published openly — it is not a black box.
We pull price and volume data for every stock from the official EGX source, compute technical indicators (moving averages, RSI, MACD, ATR, relative strength vs EGX30), score 5 weighted factors (trend 25%, momentum 25%, volatility 20%, relative strength 15%, volume 15%), and combine them into one number. A classification engine then turns it into a descriptive signal based on the market regime.
We publish the complete methodology: the 5 factors, their weights, and the indicators computed — you can verify how a score was reached. Absolute fixed-accuracy promises (like "95%") are unrealistic in financial markets and usually hide the calculation. The Fouda Score is a transparent quantitative tool for educational purposes, not a promise of profit.
No. The Fouda Score is a quantitative analysis tool for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice or guarantee profits. Signals are descriptive technical classifications, not buy/sell recommendations, and investment decisions are your personal responsibility.
Prices and volumes refresh periodically through the trading session, and the score is recomputed from them — so you see an up-to-date score and signal throughout the day, not just once after the close.
⚠️ The Fouda Score is a quantitative analysis tool for educational and informational purposes only — not investment advice and not a guarantee of any profit. Investment decisions are your personal responsibility.