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Volume Oscillator Historical Quotes - S&P 500 Index
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The MFI compares the ratio of "positive" money flow to the "negative" money flow. If the MFI indicator reaches 80 and above (a bearish reading), a stock is considered "overbought" and a bullish reading of 20 and below suggests a stock is "oversold".
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Analysis of Volume Oscillator History to build a Trading System
Evaluating S&P 500 Index (^SPX) VMA surges is a key element in building a SPX trading system based on volume surges. For instance, a 1-day SPX VMA that protrudes significantly above a 10-day SPX VMA may be indicative of an abnormally high trading activity, which has the potential to lead to changes in the SPX's prevailing trend. One of our newest indicators is the Percentage Volume Oscillator (PVO). The PVO will assist you in evaluating the magnitude of SPX VMA surges as they occur, thus enabling you to foresee probable changes in an index's prevailing trend. More...
The calculator above help you to determine incidences where the S&P 500 Index (^SPX) displayed high PVO values, a reflection of large S&P 500 Index (^SPX) VMA surges. The higher the value of the PVO, the greater the magnitude of a volume surge. Furthermore, there is usually a positive correlation between the size of a volume surge and the probable market reaction. A trader armed with the following knowledge is well positioned to take advantage of anticipated market moves: (1) Knowing whether a VMA surge is buying or selling; (2) Knowing the PVO value of a particular volume surge; (3) Having a benchmark value against which to compare the current volume surge and its PVO value.
A comparison with previous volume surges that displayed similar magnitudes and PVO values is thus of great benefit.
Simple Trading System - read more about building a simple trading system based on high PVO readings.
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