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Now available for the first time -
Real-Time Advance Decline
Intraday Charts
for the Major U.S. Indexes and
Exchanges
| Delayed Quotes - U.S. Markets Closed. |
| Index | Last Trade ET |
Index % change |
A - D Issues |
A/D Ratio |
A - D Volume |
A/D Volume Ratio |
NYSE Comp. |
01/27/2012 00:00 |
-0.09% |
-757 |
0.44 |
60,934,600 |
1.03 |
DJI |
01/27/2012 00:00 |
-0.57% |
-22 |
0.15 |
-604,665,100 |
0.04 |
S&P 500 |
01/27/2012 00:00 |
-0.15% |
-323 |
0.20 |
-385,756,900 |
0.75 |
S&P 100 |
01/27/2012 00:00 |
-0.20% |
-57 |
0.26 |
-491,182,800 |
0.47 |
Russell 2000 |
01/27/2012 00:00 |
0.70% |
-923 |
0.32 |
276,614,600 |
2.01 |
S&P 500 Sentiment Report -
01/23/2012
Based on volume and advance/decline indicator of the S&P 500 basket
The S&P 500 index advanced 0.05% today.
Declines topped advances by a margin of 1 to 1 (an A/D issues ratio of 0.95). The A/D volume ratio (of 1.24) was less negative, with losers beating winners by a margin of 5 to 4. The end-of-day divergence between the A/D issues and the A/D volume ratios (TRIN = 0.77) reveals that advancing stocks were traded more actively than declining issues. The average volume traded per advancing stock was 65,681.51 M; in contrast, the average volume traded per declining stock amounted to only 50,515.49 M. The session's highest A/D issues ratio (of 3.80) was noted around 10:5 EST. By this time, the index had gained about 0.00%. Overall, the data points to a clearly neutral market mood for this session;
| Next Day S&P 500 Outlook: | Up | 50% |
| DOWN | 50% |
(Next day outlook is 100% mechanically calculated and is based on index reaction to similar market sentiment occurrences in history back to 1997)
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Something that you always
wanted,
but never knew was available:
- Advance/decline analysis is now available for all major US indexes and exchanges (not just for the NYSE, as was previously the case);
- Advance/decline analysis is now available on an intraday level - pick you favorite settings from a 2-hour view to a 10-year view (traditionally, only an end-of-day analysis was possible);
- Advance/decline indicators are now available for momentum volume, as opposite to just for compound volume (traditional AD compound volume readings are difficult to analyze on an intraday time frame);
- A history of advances and declines up to 1997 is now available on an intraday level (where 1 bar represents 1 minute).
Take a look at the list of indicators you can now access in real-time:
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Advancing and
declining issues these are commonly known as "advances and
declines";
- Advancing and Declining Volume: a measure of stock market breadth as well as an indicator for market strength;
- "New Highs" and "New Lows": provides a confirmation for the current trend;
- Advance-Decline Line: If the term is applied to issues (securities), the "A-D issues line" represents the difference between the number of advancing and declining issues. The same calculation is available for volume and for "New Highs" and "New Lows".
- Advance/Decline Ratio: calculated by dividing the number of advancing issues by the number of declining issues. The same calculation is available for volume and for "New Highs" and "New Lows".
Chart 1: S&p 500
Advances - Declines
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