Boersen Klaus

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 Unfortunately we noticed very late, and now the charts for the US and EU stock indices are outdated.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.    

Website launched - Free Market Breadth indicators for your favorite indices   A couple of days ago I announced that I started working on a simple website that provides the market breadth data for popular indices. During the last weeks, I usually took a screenshot of the self-generated market breadth visualization and uploaded it to this blog, so everybody could view indicators such as the Advance Decline Line, the McClellan Oscillator or the McClellan Summation index on their own. However, this method was not very efficient, since the visitors had to rely on my posting fresh data over and over again. And of course I didn't have the time to post the market breadth data for every index every day, so it might have happened that some visitors needed the latest market breadth data but did not get it. The clear solution to me was to provide a simple website and upload the daily generated market breadth visualization to this destination. This way, all visitors could browse through the mar

As promised, I let you know when I've made even more progress on my little project (simple website for providing market breadth data so I don't have to blog it). Let's check the goals of my previous blog post: DONE: Next, I want to add an automated image export for all index chart dashboards. DONE: Those images shall be produced daily and be uploaded to a very simple website presenting those images.  However, this refers to the normal stock indices, I didn't do this for crypto indices yet. The simple website is just a HTML document including pre-rendered images. This is just a demo to show that the whole process works. I've set up automated jobs to refresh the market breadth data daily and to render new images afterwards. I will check during the next days if this works. Next: Make plans for a simple website which can actually be accessed by you guys.

I have started to make plans regarding a simple website which presents market breadth data for "old school" stock indices and some crypto indices. Current situation Currently, a set of tools, a time-series database and a visualization tool run frequently to generate the results I've been presenting through screenshots on this blog. Those mechanics run on a little private server for my own analytics purposes. There is no way I can grant third parties access to my private server, so I have to screenshot the graphs and upload them in this blog. I realize that this is not a very good way of sharing information with you.  This is why I've been thinking about other ways to publish the results of my calculations for market breadth data. Setting the scope I'm doing a lot of thinking about what I actually want to present to my small audience: Do I want to present raw data only, being visualized by simple graphs? Do I want to present insights, e.g. by marking divergences or