Feb
21
21
S&P 500 Breadth Chart
by Lawrence Chan on Feb. 21st, 2008 in Daily Commentary
As of 2008 Feb 21 close.
Archive for February, 2008
Feb
20
20
S&P 500 Breadth Chart
by Lawrence Chan on Feb. 20th, 2008 in Daily Commentary
As of 2008 Feb 20 close.
Feb
15
15
S&P 500 Breadth Chart
by Lawrence Chan on Feb. 15th, 2008 in Daily Commentary
As of 2008 Feb 15 close.
Feb
14
14
S&P 500 Breadth Chart
by Lawrence Chan on Feb. 14th, 2008 in Daily Commentary
As of 2008 Feb 14 close.
Feb
13
13
S&P 500 Breadth Chart
by Lawrence Chan on Feb. 13th, 2008 in Daily Commentary
As of 2008 Feb 13 close.
Feb
12
12
S&P 500 Breadth Chart
by Lawrence Chan on Feb. 12th, 2008 in Daily Commentary
As of 2008 Feb 12 close.
Feb
11
11
Introducing Add-on for NeoTicker
by Lawrence Chan on Feb. 11th, 2008 in Add-ons | What's New
We’ve decided to add a special category for add-on tools that work with NeoTicker. Spreadsheets, small applications, etc. designed to work with NeoTicker will be posted under this category.
Feb
11
11
S&P 500 Breadth Chart
by Lawrence Chan on Feb. 11th, 2008 in Daily Commentary
As of 2008 Feb 11 Close.
Feb
9
9
S&P 500 Breadth Chart
by Lawrence Chan on Feb. 9th, 2008 in Daily Commentary
As of Feb 8, 2008 close.
The short term TICK16 is moving towards the neutral zone (the horizontal zero line), placing it at a critical juncture. If it can bounce off from this level, as oppose to moving downward (like in Jan), a serious rise of the stock indices can be expected.
Feb
9
9
Having our own daily commentary
by Lawrence Chan on Feb. 9th, 2008 in Daily Commentary
Due to heavy demand by users of NeoTicker and readers of articles I have written, I will start posting charts with interesting breadth data.
The first ones are the 3-day advance issues and the extreme readings of TICK16, both collected on S&P 500 components. I have written an article on using 3-day advance issues in a basic intraday trading system, you can locate the article through Futures magazine.
For TICK16, although it is in use by many users for daytrading, I have not really spent time on explaining what it can do comparing to the classic $TICK index. It is on my to do list and I will have it done soon.