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Daily Advance/Decline (AD) Sentiment Report
(100% mechanical)
Summary
Detailed Report
3 days delay
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S&P 500 |
NASDAQ 100 |
DJI |
Russell 2000 |
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S&P 500 Sentiment Report -
5/7/2008
Based on volume and advance/decline indicator of the S&P 500 basket
Previous trading day (5/6/2008) outlook: 48%
Up and 52% Down.
The S&P 500 index dropped -1.81% today.
Declines beat advances by a ratio of almost 1 to 0 (an A/D issues ratio of 0.08). On the volume side, results were similar, generating an A/D volume ratio of 0.08.
The lowest A/D issues ratio (of 0.08) and the lowest A/D volume ratio (of 0.08) were noted after the index had declined about -1.87% from its opening level around 15:55.
Market mood was extremely negative for this session;
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Next Day S&P 500 Outlook:
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62%
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DOWN
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38%
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More Detailed Outlook...
(Next day outlook is 100% mechanically
calculated and is based on index reaction to similar market sentiment
occurrences in history back to 1997)
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About Daily AD Report:
- The report is
100% mechanical;
- The outlook is
updated daily after the market close (generally by 17:30 EST);
- The report
is generated for the most popular indexes, including the NYSE Composite,
DJI, S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, as well as the Russell 2000.
- After the market
close, our system will:
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Automatically collect Advance/Decline data: Number of
advanced and declined issues, advanced and declined volume,
advance/decline volume and issues ratios, TRIN;
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Perform a historical scan for trading days which
exhibited similar AD data on a closing basis;
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Determine the trend as well as the biggest advances and
declines the following trading day;
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Formulate an outlook for the following trading day based
on similar occurrences using historical AD data.
- The system
analyzes historical data going back to 1997;
- The outlook for
the following trading day is formulated as a percentage – stating a
probability of the market being up or down that day. For instance, an
outlook may state a 60% probability of an up-day versus a 40% probability of
a down-day based on similar AD data in the period between 1997 and the
present.
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