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Volume based technical analysis of broad market indexes. The trading
system and market-timing system aid for the
S&P 500,
NASDAQ 100..., as well as QQQQ,
SPDRs,
Diamonds
and other index derivatives.
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Why Volume?
Large Institutional Money creates significant Surges in
market volume when it BUYs or
SELLs.
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Volume surges always precede price trend Reversals. Our
Indicators track these surges.
Using our Indicators, you can pick your
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DOW
Signals
Past 6 Months |
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2%
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5%
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Compound |
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Margin |
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SPDRs
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1%
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QQQQ
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1%
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Daily
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 In yesterday's short term outlook, we said that 'we see probability for milder positive trading that is more range bound rather than trending.' Today's trading showed range bound conditions as well as a slightly positive finish.
Daily Market Outlook (11/18/2008):
(Click here to read complete current Market Outlook)
Market Performance:
Today's session continues to show the volatility that has recently plagued the markets. Unchanged conditions in the morning gave way to afternoon weakness and strength at the end of the session. Most of the indexes close relatively unchanged, the NASDAQ 100 was higher by 0.33%, the S&P 500 gained 0.97% and the Dow was best in breed up 1.8%. Combined with the results of yesterday, the NASDAQ 100 is still down 2.02%, the S&P 500 is down by 1.63% and the Dow is down by 0.88%.
The day ended with total volume generation of 4,756 million shares on the S&P 500. This volume was 5% less than the daily volume average of the past 3 months and is typical of recent volume patterns where days of bearish volume generation are typically lower in total volume produced.
Volume Analysis:
9:30 - 12:00 After finishing yesterday's session with a brief move down, the NASDAQ 100 started today session relatively unchanged. At this point in the morning, the volume production was relatively low as view on the 5 day chart. In low volume conditions markets typically do not trend. This probable scenario played out as after 2 hours of trading the index was relatively unchanged.
12:00 - 15:00 After the early morning session, the markets had remained relatively unchanged. The probability for a move in either direction increased.
In this time period, the index proceeded to decline sharply in the afternoon. It made a move down into the lows of last week. The move down generated larges surges of bearish volume. One interpretation of this volume is that buyers moved in and bought at low levels. For the next hour, as the index moved lower volume activity still remained heightened. More and more is look like the market was oversold.
15:00 - 16:00 Despite moving down a substantial amount in the last time period, the NASDAQ 100 did not follow through on the down move. Instead traded relatively close the lows set at 13:50. From that point, the index would move up higher. The strong surge higher propelled all the indexes to finish in positive territory.
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