S&P oscillator

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080220122903AAgR5IC
The S&P Oscillator is a short term measure of current market sentiment. S&P has their own proprietary formula for computing this. When the value of the oscillator exceeds 4, it generally means the market is overbought, and when it is less than negative 4, it generally means the market is oversold.

The S&P oscillator is not publically available; you must subscribe to their Trendline service which runs about $1,000/year.

http://stockchartist.blogspot.com/2008/06/again-s-oscillator.html
For all of you out there searching for the S&P Oscillator that Cramer talks about on Mad Money, stop looking, you won't find it.
 
Here is the real deal, the Sposcillator, available only from Mudgins and Acssociates. Our motto is "When it works, it works. When it doesn't, don't call us, we've already spent your money." Right now, it doesn't work, because $SPX is in sposcillation. Give it some time, and it will work again. We're gassing short.
 

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