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If there 3 stocks and 1 stock is traded 10% from its 52 week low and second stock is traded 20% from its 52-week lows then we have 2 bearish stocks. If the third stock traded exactly 50% from its 52 week low then it is a neutral stock as it is exactly in the middle between its 52 week high and...

The calculations are simple, you just check where the stocks listed in the index are traded. If a stock is traded closer to its 52-week low than this stock in a deep correction - this is bearish stock. If a stock is traded closer to its 52-week high then this is a bullish stock. Then you...

Just "high flyers" will not the hold the market forever at the top especially when the majority of stocks are in deep correction. Comparison of the NYSE Breadth chart to the S&P 500 Breadth chart show it above. Majority of stocks on the NYSE went into deep correction far before the strong S&P...

If you do not do market Breadth analysis then do nothing, This is just my point that this is not the Bull market against those yahoo contributors who is stating that we are in the Bull market...

Below you may see the High-Low range NYSE and S&P 500 index charts. Chart #1: High-Low Range 50% NYSE chart from February until November 2015: red line is the # of Bearish stocks which are traded closer to their 52 week lows and green line is the # of bullish stocks which are traded closer to...

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The answer is very simple and I will answer by putting couple of other questions: Do NYSE Exchange has TRIN data officially on its floor? - this is technical analysis. Does WSJ publish advance decline data? - this is technical analysis Yes, banks and institutions use TA, but if you think they...

If there is no volume, you see only half of a picture. Most important you do not see volume surges - moments caused by stock's manipulation when "big money" (who manipulates stocks) are in the game...

Staring from May 28 of 2015 more stocks listed in the NYSE Composite index are traded closer to their 52 week lows. For almost two months when we have more bearish stocks on the market. Right now, 1784 stocks from the NYSE index traded closer to their 52 weeks lows, 621 of which are traded in...

The S&P 500 has been in the sideway range between $2040 and $2134 since February 4 of 2015. This is 4.4% range if you count it from the bottom line of this side-way corridor and this is 5-month trend. Last time we had such long side-way trading in January - August of 2011 when S&P 500 index was...

More traders are in TA because FA has a big lag and could be used for long-term trading. You cannot use FA in intraday trading where many traders turn trading into a gambling by trying to catch several points. On the other hand TA helps those traders to see parent dominant trend and build...

Brief summary of the S&P 500 chart below: 1. The DJU is in strong correction while the S&P 500 is still at the top 2. S&P 500 volume is steady, so far no panic selling and no greedy buying, just quiet slide without increase in volume activity. 3. Money Flow is negative on the S&P 500 index 4...

For a couple of minutes this article was on the Yahoo finance http://finance.yahoo.com/news/dow-brick-wall-waiting-collapse-120000187.html where Louise Yamada pointed on the divergence between DJI and DJT by putting emphasis that it usually happens before a strong correction down and the...

To better understand the number below I have to explain that bearish stock below is a stock which is traded closer to its 52-week low. A stock which is traded closer to its 52-week high is considered bullish. Over the last 4 trading sessions the number of stocks traded closer to their 52-week...

Continuation of the previous post. bearish stocks Slightly bearish stocks

The DJI index is only 1.22% up for 2015. See below at the DJI index components' charts. I have divided the 30 DOW stocks into four group: 1) stocks with bullish sentiment, stocks which are in side-way range trading with slightly bullish bios, 2) stocks where bearish sentiment defined clearly...

Russell 2000 high low range chart for May of 2015 Chart legend: 1. Date 2. Index close price. 3. Index Price change 4. Number of stocks from an index basket traded in a price range. 5. Change in the number of stocks traded in a price range. 6. High-Low range scale between their...

It is not clear bear yet, but we slowly getting close to it

based on the margin and credit balance data - NYSEData.com Factbook Chart courtesy of www.marketvolume.com Starting from 2013 we have increase in margin and decrease in the credit balance. As of the last available data (as of March of 2015), credit balance now is 29% of the margin on all...

Not really. You may only assume when you see strong volume surge before earning announcements that somebody who has access to the inner information either dumping or buying in big volumes. If such strong volume surge was note, you may analyze it and act accordingly.