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US and EU stock indices data ingestion currently broken

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An update on data ingestion and chart generation Here is a real quick update on what can currently be observed on the main website: Our main data source for US and EU stock indices changed some internals, which is why the automated data ingestion no longer works. Hence, the automatically generated charts stopped updating in June. Unfortunately we noticed very late, and now the charts for the US and EU stock indices are outdated. The charts for indices from India and all crypto-related things are not affected. What are the next steps to fix the US and EU stock indices charts? We are going to look for another data source and adapt all things accordingly. We will let you know as soon as everything is fixed.    
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Crypto breadth data (Advance Decline Line, McClellan indicators, over SMA 200 data etc.) for (Crypto) Indices

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Market breadth data, such as Advance Decline Data, for Crypto currency indices I am currently looking into generating breadth data, such as the Advance Decline Line, Advanced vs. Declined, the McClellan Summation Index, the McClellan Oscillator or "members above SMA50/100/200" for the crypto market. Scouting Crypto indices The first step would be to identify relevant crypto indices for my purpose. This is what I've found so far: S&P Crypto Indices - can't find the components so far (am I blind??) BitPanda Crypto Indices BCI5 (Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB, Doge, Polkadot) BCI10 (BCI 5 + others) BCI25 (BCI 15 + 15 others) WorldCoinIndex Bloomberg Crypto Indices   Since Bitocin and Ethereum have the largest market cap by far, creating crypto indices doesn't make much sense if you don't have a weight limit for the biggest crypto currencies. But when comparing the prices to the breadth data, such as the Advance Decline Line, one gets a better impression if the crypto
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Market breadth data: Advanced vs. Declined and McClellan indicators

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Visualizing the pulse of Financial Markets Welcome to my first post on my new financial blog. It is important to know that everything you read here is just a way of expressing my opinion. Please do not consider it as financial analysis, consulting or buy/sell recommendation. About me and my market observations I do not consider myself a trader or investor. My goal is to find a way to put money into the capital market while reducing risks and anticipating big changes in trends. In my personal investment plan for retirement, ETFs play a huge role. I like passive index fonds because they basically mirror stock indices. Stock indices always represent parts of a market or a whole sector. In contrast to single securities, they represent a bride spectrum of exchange listed companies, and as a "group of stocks" they are less vulnerable to unexpected or extreme price movements. This is why some general rules of analyzing or anticipating price movements apply, and I find it rewarding
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