IB provides trin for the nyse in a couple of different ways. One is as a direct quote on the TWS. The other is via their market statistics page available via their market scanning function.
I think that their Trin is incorrect. The formula is A/D all divided by advancing volume/declining volume. When you perform that calculation using IB's NYSE statistics, it's incorrect, sometimes by a wide margin.
That means perhaps that some of the input is incorrect. Up volume and down volume look the most suspicious. While the volume figures are rounded off, it appears they aren't even close to the NYSE numbers.
I contacted IB, and evidently no one is in charge of the statistics!
Anyone have a clue here what the problem is...meaning, am I misunderstanding something, or is the Trin reading, and perhaps the up volume, down volume on the NYSE completely wrong?
Thanks for any info.
OldTrader
I think that their Trin is incorrect. The formula is A/D all divided by advancing volume/declining volume. When you perform that calculation using IB's NYSE statistics, it's incorrect, sometimes by a wide margin.
That means perhaps that some of the input is incorrect. Up volume and down volume look the most suspicious. While the volume figures are rounded off, it appears they aren't even close to the NYSE numbers.
I contacted IB, and evidently no one is in charge of the statistics!
Anyone have a clue here what the problem is...meaning, am I misunderstanding something, or is the Trin reading, and perhaps the up volume, down volume on the NYSE completely wrong?Thanks for any info.
OldTrader