The ACD Method

For you good guys who have automated your number lines:

I like to track monthly and quarterly a ups/downs on the sp-500, sp-mid cap 400 and sp-small cap 600.

I've wondered a few times what their respective number lines are. So, using just the monthly, I'll throw them out for a few day's and perhaps you can post their NL's. Thanks if you do. :)

SP500 A UP: APA, AWK
A DOWN: KR, MON

MID CAP A UP: X, RDC, TLN, RYN, UNFI
A DOWN: CIEN

SM CAP A UP: LXU, UNT, TUMI, AVD
A DOWN: CVGW
 
For you good guys who have automated your number lines:

I like to track monthly and quarterly a ups/downs on the sp-500, sp-mid cap 400 and sp-small cap 600.

I've wondered a few times what their respective number lines are. So, using just the monthly, I'll throw them out for a few day's and perhaps you can post their NL's. Thanks if you do. :)

SP500 A UP: APA, AWK
A DOWN: KR, MON

MID CAP A UP: X, RDC, TLN, RYN, UNFI
A DOWN: CIEN

SM CAP A UP: LXU, UNT, TUMI, AVD
A DOWN: CVGW
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For you good guys who have automated your number lines:

I like to track monthly and quarterly a ups/downs on the sp-500, sp-mid cap 400 and sp-small cap 600.

I've wondered a few times what their respective number lines are. So, using just the monthly, I'll throw them out for a few day's and perhaps you can post their NL's. Thanks if you do. :)

SP500 A UP: APA, AWK
A DOWN: KR, MON

MID CAP A UP: X, RDC, TLN, RYN, UNFI
A DOWN: CIEN

SM CAP A UP: LXU, UNT, TUMI, AVD
A DOWN: CVGW

I think you need to be careful with data like this. As you increase the time, you increase the noise factor in the data. That's one of the things that makes ACD so effective is the granular analysis at the daily level that gets extrapolated to larger time frames. Not the other way around, i.e taking data from longer levels and extrapolating to the daily level. Just my opinion.
 
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