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Stan Weinstein's Stage Analysis and Market Breadth - Technical Analysis - Page 224

NYSE New Highs New Lows Charts

Attached is the NYSE New Highs / New Lows charts.

           

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Nasdaq Market Breadth Update

The Nasdaq Bullish Percent Index

       

Nasdaq Percentage of Stocks above their 200 Day, 150 Day and 50 Day Moving Averages P&F charts

           

Nasdaq Percentage of Stocks above their 200 Day, 150 Day and 50 Day Moving Averages line charts

           

Nasdaq Advance Decline Line

       

Nasdaq New Highs New Lows

       

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US Sector Breadth

Below is the Percent of Stocks Above their 150 Day Moving Average visual diagram of the 9 sectors and the two major exchanges that make up the sectors that shows a snapshot of the overall health of the US market and the data table of the sectors which is ordered by overall health.

Note: the overall US sector average is at 26.67%, and so the vast majority of stocks are firmly in Stage 3 and 4 currently.

       

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(This post was last modified: 2016-01-09, 11:30 AM by pcabc.)

RE: Market Breadth Extra

Breadth

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I think a comparison of the S&P500, Russell 2000 and Wilshire 5000 would be interesting. What I think is interesting is the difference between the latest lows for the Russell 2000 and Wilshire 5000. Given the indicies being an average of a large number of shares in each the Russell 2000 is below the previous recent lows while the Wilshire 5000 is above it, just.

           

NYSE Advance Decline Charts - 10 years

Attached is the 10 year chart of the NYSE cumulative Advance Decline line, which is currently testing it breakdown level for the firt time in 8 years. So in a danagerous position.

See the previous page for all the other market breadth updates from the weekend including the sector breadth.

   

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RE: Market Breadth Extra

(2016-01-13, 09:05 AM)isatrader Wrote: Attached is the 10 year chart of the NYSE cumulative Advance Decline line, which is currently testing it breakdown level for the firt time in 8 years. So in a danagerous position.

Thanks for that, I plot that on my breadth charts but they are rather jumbled and this graph is too compressed vertically to jump out like you have presented it. Is the MA 50 weeks?

RE: Market Breadth Extra

(2016-01-14, 01:29 AM)pcabc Wrote:
(2016-01-13, 09:05 AM)isatrader Wrote: Attached is the 10 year chart of the NYSE cumulative Advance Decline line, which is currently testing it breakdown level for the firt time in 8 years. So in a danagerous position.

Thanks for that, I plot that on my breadth charts but they are rather jumbled and this graph is too compressed vertically to jump out like you have presented it. Is the MA 50 weeks?

Cummulative advancing / declining volume ratio tells a similar story (yellow, with 50 and 200 day averages). Cumulative new highs minus new lows in greed with 100 day MA as well.
   

RE: Market Breadth Extra

(2016-01-14, 01:29 AM)pcabc Wrote: Thanks for that, I plot that on my breadth charts but they are rather jumbled and this graph is too compressed vertically to jump out like you have presented it. Is the MA 50 weeks?

Yep, as I just scaled up my usual daily chart to weekly. So the 50 day MA scaled up to 50 weeks on that one.

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