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Mcclellan oscillator

Welcome, students. Today, we will be discussing an important index used in the world of finance - the McClellan Oscillator. This index is based on the net advances over declines on the New York Stock Exchange, providing valuable insights into market conditions such as overbought and oversold levels, as well as short-to-intermediate-term market direction. A negative reading around -150 suggests a bear market selling climax, while a positive reading above 100 indicates a strong buying pulse in the market. Let's dive deeper into the intricacies of this index and its significance in the world of finance.

Simple linear trend model

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Short-Term Trading Index (Arms Index, TRIN, MKDS)

Let's discuss a key ratio in the world of finance: the advance/decline volume ratio. This measures the volume in the average advancing stock against the volume in the averag...

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Blow Off

A rapid escalation in price, often accompanied by an unusual surge in trading activity. This phenomenon is typically the result of a prolonged period of growth, leading to a...

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Rally or Reaction

A stock's counter trend refers to a price movement that goes against the general direction of the stock's trend. This can occur due to various factors such as market volatil...

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