Confidence travels with the score
Evidence coverage matters.
STX is not a raw audience number. It combines audience, growth, momentum, acceleration, consistency, competition and anomaly/event evidence, with confidence travelling alongside the score.
| Component | Weight | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | 30% | Measured audience scale |
| Growth | 20% | Comparable-period change |
| Momentum | 15% | Current direction |
| Acceleration | 10% | Change in movement rate |
| Consistency | 10% | Stability of observed performance |
| Competition | 10% | Relative market position |
| Anomaly / Event | 5% | Unusual observed movement |
Evidence coverage matters.
Unavailable evidence is not silently treated as poor performance.
STX qualifies signals; it does not manufacture explanations unsupported by evidence.
Fixed by design, not market figures.
The seven parts, drawn to their weight.
No. It combines audience, growth, momentum, acceleration, consistency, competition and anomaly evidence into one qualified view.
It is shown as unavailable and never silently counted as poor performance. Missing is not zero.
No. STX qualifies signals. It does not invent causes that the evidence does not support.
On channel views, in rankings and on the live compare screen, always with its confidence and period.
STX is for channels. IFX Score is for people who publish.