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S&P 100 Index
The Standard & Poor's 100 Stock Index, known by its ticker symbol OEX, measures large company U.S. stock market performance. This market capitalization-weighted index is made up of 100 major, blue chip stocks across diverse industry groups.

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OEX Technical Analysis:

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S&P 100 Index (^OEX) Daily Quotes

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S&P 100 Index (^OEX) Charts -   S&P 100 Index (^OEX) Chart
Last Trade 500.56 Advanced Volume Sign Up
Trade Time (ET) 7/30/2010 16:00 Declined Volume
Change 0.46(0.09%) Unchanged Volume 41,314 K
Previous Close 501.02 Total Issues 1
Open 499.54 Advanced Issues Sign Up
High 502.84 Decline Issues
Low 495.33 Unchanged Issues -98
Volume Sign Up New Highs Sign Up
Up Volume 0 K New Lows
Down Volume 0 K TRIN
*Up-volume is calculated as the sum of the intraday 1-minute volume increments as the index is moving higher; conversely, down-volume is calculated as the sum of the intraday 1-minute volume increments as the index is moving lower.
  

S&P 100 Index (^OEX) Quotes for the Previous 10 Trading Days

Date LastChangeHigh LowVolume
7/29/2010 500.97 -1.99 (-0.40%) 507.20 497.23
7/28/2010 502.96 -2.92 (-0.58%) 506.41 501.74
7/27/2010 505.88 +1.01 (+0.20%) 508.41 504.11 Sign Up
7/26/2010 504.87 +5.04 (+1.00%) 504.87 499.33
7/23/2010 499.83 +3.22 (+0.64%) 500.42 494.00
7/22/2010 496.61 +10.66 (+2.15%) 498.57 487.21
7/21/2010 485.95 -5.69 (-1.17%) 494.61 484.01 Sign Up
7/20/2010 491.64 +4.80 (+0.98%) 491.87 480.27
7/19/2010 486.84 +2.60 (+0.53%) 488.37 482.75
7/16/2010 484.24 -13.82 (-2.85%) 496.66 483.63
 

S&P 100 Index (^OEX) Quotes for Various Periods

Trading
Period		Period StartChangeHigh LowTotal VolumeDaily
Average Volume
5-day* Since 7/26/2010 +0.71 (+0.14%) 508.41 495.33 Sign Up
10-day* Since 7/19/2010 +16.30 (+3.37%) 508.41 480.27
20-day* Since 7/2/2010 +34.84 (+7.48%) 508.41 460.58
50-day* Since 5/20/2010 -6.68 (-1.32%) 510.64 459.29 Sign Up
130-day* Since 1/26/2010 -4.01 (-0.79%) 554.76 459.29
260-day* Since 7/21/2009 +55.71 (+12.52%) 554.76 442.15
* One calendar week has 5 trading days. Furthermore,
5 trading days are equivalent to 1 calendar week,
10 trading days are equivalent to 2 calendar weeks,
20 trading days are equivalent to 4 calendar weeks or approximately 1 month,
50 trading days are equivalent to 10 calendar weeks or approximately 2 months,
100 trading days are equivalent to 10 calendar weeks or approximately 4 months,
130 trading days are equivalent to 26 calendar weeks or approximately 6 months,
260 trading days are equivalent to 52 calendar weeks or approximately 1 year
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About S&P 100 Index (^OEX) Quotes.

Open-high-low-close S&P 100 Index (^OEX) quotes (also OHLC quotes) are typically used to illustrate movements in the price of the S&P 100 over time. Open-high-low-close quotes are represented on a chart by bars (bar charts). Each vertical line on the chart shows the price range (the highest and lowest prices).

Open-high-low-close S&P 100 quotes are used in technical analysis to build price-based S&P 100 indicators. The majority of the S&P 100 technical studies are based on the close price of the S&P 100 (Moving Average, MACD, RSI, TRIX, etc.). Still, there are a number of important technical indicators (especially volatility indicators) that use open, high and low quotes. Some technical analysts prefer to use typical price instead of close price (quote). The typical price is simply calculated as the average of high, low and close quotes.

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