NeoBreadth enables our users to collect user defined breadth data within NeoTicker, both in real-time and in reconstruction of historical breadth data. The analysis of customized market breadth data is ...
Review of Forecast for Mar 7, 2016
Going sideway materialized early in the week. 1.5% drop defended blocking 2.5% expansion from happening. Wild swings late in the week switching between bullish ...
Review of Forecast for Jul 27, 2015
Initial gap down was contained within 0.5% and the forecasted mild 1% bounce took place right after. No trend expectation panned out nicely as ...
Here is the trading system I presented in the Futures Magazine article, Using market breadth in trading systems, in the January 2008 issue.
System Setup
1. Emini S&P regular trading hours (RTH) ...
Trend buy day are the days where the stock market indices just keep going higher. Day traders are often trapped on the wrong side of the market on such days ...
This is a short introduction of the S&P500 Short-Term Market Breadth Analog Forecast report available in Daily Market Breadth Monitor (US Indices). I will explain what it does and how ...
First set of custom market breadth data for Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 is now available from Historical Data Bank. Once we make sure the ...
The mega swings in the breadth have successfully forewarned and confirmed the swings of S&P over the past 5 swings.
The challenge at this point is that 3-Day Advance Issues ...
Unlike Nasdaq 100 and other indices managed by various exchanges, information on the S&P family of stock market indices are proprietary. That means all kinds of information about the S&P ...
Market Internals 2012-11-19
The current snapshot of S&P 500 3-Day Advance Issues, Tick16 Short Term + Long Term as of 2012 Nov 19 close.
Reading
1. Long Term Tick16 (yellow line) rejected neutral zone and stuck in bearish zone
2. Short Term Tick16 (red line) in compression for more than a month now
3. 3 Days Advance Issues (green line) popped back up to overbought zone from divergence bottom
Inference
a. #1 still in trend sell mode
b. #2 points to breakout in the making
c. #3 in the context of #1 points to another push down in the making
d. if #2 resolves to the upside, #1 will follow and create a very powerful upside breakout
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