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A quick roundup for Dow Jones Dow Jones Market Breadth With this blog post I will provide the latest market breadth data for the Dow Jones index. At the time of writing, the data for today was not delivered yet by our provider, this is why today is not yet included yet in the dashboard. Here is the long-term view of Dow Jone's market breadth data (image provided by https://www.advance-decline.net ):   The McClellan Summation Index for Dow Jones allows comparing the strength of the summer months with today's situation. We can clearly see that bulls have their troubles with the Dow Jones index. Here is the middle-term view of Dow Jone's market breadth data (image provided by https://www.advance-decline.net ) so we can get into detail: The McClellan Oscillator for Dow Jones recovered and is now above the zero line again. This is a slightly bullish sign. The McClellan Summation Index stopped declining but still has very low values. Maybe we will see a bottom here. Now to the in

Latest Dow Jones Market Breadth Data   Dow Jones market breadth chart by https://www.advance-decline.net I've added some new tools that allow me to view more historical market breadth data for Dow Jones. I can now look back from April 2020 until today and this helps me to understand how the Dow Jones is doing today. Similar to the graphics I use with the state of DAX, I will generate this market breadth dashboard only when writing blog posts. I've not automated everything yet, so there can't be automated uploads to the website. The McClellan Oscillator for Dow Jones is below the zero line, but advancing. This doesn't look that bad. The McClellan Summation Index for Dow Jones declined, and compared to its high from May 2021, it's a huge decline (from ~ 48 to ~ 4,6). This is bearish. Some words on the technical situation: At the moment the Envelopes are not touched, so the index is not oversold. The index is trading below the SMA 20, though, and the RSI is still belo

State of DAX - Calender Week 39 The end of September was reached and October is finally here. What a month! September was brought the DAX losses > - 3,5%, as this blog post about relative index performance shows . People from the crypto scene are already talking about the "Uptober", because they expect that September is the weakest month of the year and it can only get better. While BitCoin, Ethereum and other crypto currencies already show signs of improvement, this can not be said for the German stock index DAX. So - where is this index standing and what can be expected from the next days or weeks? Technical Chart for DAX DAX technical chart created at tradingview.com   Let's face it: The DAX is captured within the range from 15 000 to 16 000. In this range, it is still trading below the SMA 20 and it even crossed the area around 15 000 again. Envelopes state that the index is oversold. The RSI is below 40 and points downwards, aiming at 30. That's the negative p

Crypto Market Breadth according to BitPanda's Crypto Index BCI 10 (08.09.2021) BitPanda's Crypto Index BCI 10 has 10 components. It does not mirror the whole crypto market, but gives an impression about how crypto is currently doing.   Here is the market breadth data for the crypto index BCI 10: Market breadth data for BitPanda's crypto index BCI 10 provided by www.advance-decline.net   The market breadth data surely reflects the current development, meaning the little sell-off we saw during the last 24 hours. We now see less crypto currencies trading above their SMA 50, 100 and 200. The decline is particular strong for the percentage of members trading above their SMA 200 (current value is 60% compared to 2 trading days before where we had 100%). The McClellan Oscillator fell below the zero line and the McCllellan Summation Index started its decline (but is still on a high level, though). If only looking at market breadth, the current state is nothing more than a necessary

State of DAX - Calendar Week 34 Another week has passed and we are looking again at the state of Germany's most important stock index, the DAX (30). I've put the number of index components behind the index name since this number will change soon. During mid September, the DAX will house 40 members and we are prepared to reflect this change in our tools and charts. Nervertheless, we still do have 30 Dax members and we are now ready to check on what we call the "health state" of the DAX. Quick overview: Market Breadth Data for DAX Before digging through the market breadth data and what it means, we shall have a look at our huge chart dashboard, containing the most relevant market breadth indicators for the DAX: Market Breadth for DAX: Deep dive It has been an interesting trading week with only little to gain for the DAX. Despite the seasonality, this index is holding up pretty good and we've seen no big dumps so far. But what does the market breadth data tell us? Ad

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State of Dax - Calendar Week 31 Welcome back to another episode in the "State of Dax" blog post series. The German stock index DAX climbed again, now residing near its alltime high. It will be very interesting to see if this index will beat its own record although August is a weak trading month according to seasonal statistics. But well, let's see - what is the current state of Dax? Advance Decline Line for Dax, Advanced vs. Declined, McClellan Oscillator and McClellan Summation Index, % of members trading above their SMA50/100/200 Again I took a screenshot of my latest charting dashboard, containing all the interesting stuff for this stock index. Let's check every indicator: The Advance Decline Line is almost a perfect mirror of the index; this supports the current price movements Advanced vs. Declined slowly advanced during the last trading days, almost forming a clean upwards trend. Neutral.. McClellan Oscillator for Dax: Above the zero line again, Slightly bulli

State of Dax - Calendar Week 30 It is weekend again! The last trading month July lies behind us and it is again time for us to take a look at the state of the German stock index DAX. Let's start! The last weeks The last weeks have certainly being interesting. The Dax is in a sideways trend, with almost no gains or losses during July (+0,08%). Seasonal effects surely apply during this summer. Advance Decline Line for Dax, Advanced vs. Declined, McClellan Oscillator and McClellan Summation Index, % of members trading above their SMA50/100/200 As mentioned in previous blog posts, I created a new charting dashboard. It includes all graphs I have in a single interactive dashboard. I can't share this interactive version if you due to missing server resources, but I can export everything as an image. So well, what's the current state? As you can see, the Advance Decline Line shows no divergence with the index. Advanced vs. Declined reached the lower extreme during the last trading

 Here is a snapshot of the market breadth data for BitPandas crypto index BCI 10. Summary, Advance Decline Line and Advanced vs. Declined for BitPanda crypto index BCI 10 McClellan Oscillator and Summation Index for Bitpandas crypto index BCI 10 Index members trading above their SMA50, SMA100 and SMA200 for Bitpandas crypto index BCI 10

  Just a simple observation without any interpretation from my side: Yesterday, the percentage of Dax members trading above their SMA 200 again went below the threshold of 80%:   The McClellan Summation index looks like this: Data is delayed by one trading day.  

Here is the delayed data for Dax market breadth data, percentage of members above their SMA50, SMA100 and SMA200: Since the Dax declined two days in a row, this market breadth data should be more interesting then I receive the updated data tomorrow. But at the moment this market breadth data shows no warning signs. For the sake of completeness, here is also the Advance Decline Line and the Advanced vs. Declined data for the Dax: