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Tag Archives: relative strength market timing indicator
Equity Market Snapshot 10-15-2014
The recent sell-off in the equity markets and the dramatic increase in volatility has raised serious concerns among many traders and investors. The fact that the sell-off is occurring in October and the expansion is in its fifth year has … Continue reading
Equity Market Snapshot 08-21-2014
There has been a lot of confusion lately regarding the direction of the market and the risk of a major correction. The following article applies several different technical indicators to the Russell 2000 Index (RUT) in both the daily and … Continue reading
5 Near-Term Warning Signs
Despite the impressive V-shaped recovery in stock prices over the past two weeks, there is still serious cause for concern. There are five near-term warning signs the equity markets must vanquish before the bulls can declare a short-term victory over … Continue reading
Posted in Market Breadth, Market Commentary, Market Timing, Relative Strength, Technical Analysis
Tagged accumulation distribution, breadth oscillator, market breadth, market timing, relative strength, relative strength market timing indicator, RSMTI, Skew, skew index, trade, Trader Edge, VASI, volatility adjusted slope, volatility adjusted slope index
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Equity Market Snapshot 01-23-2015
The recent increase in volatility has raised serious concerns among many traders and investors. The following article applies several different technical indicators to the S&P 500 Index (SPX) in the daily and monthly time frames. This article will replace the … Continue reading →