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Breadth analysis is one of the most valuable aspects in technical analysis. It introduces a new dimension to analysis, where it reveals the true strength or weakness of the targeted market. Such dimension is not attainable from the standard price and volume chart.
Breadth Analysis can be applied to any sector in the market or to a specific industry group as long as there is a way to determine their constituents and the components.
In the last few decades analysts have managed to develop some very sophisticated technical indicators based on market breadth. Some of which form a part of this article.
Market breadth indicators are sometimes referred to as broad market indicators, since they do not refer to individual stocks.
Did you know?
In 1901, Charles H.Dow commented in his June 23,1900, editorial in the wall street journal about the number of advancing and declining issues-”Of these 174 stocks, 107 advanced, 47 declined, and 20 stood still.”
This gives us an idea that Market breadth analysis had been paid attention to long before the studies around such analysis came out.
CONTINUE READING: https://tradersworld.co.in/2018/08/08/study-of-market-breadth/
Here is an article, which you might like...
Breadth analysis is one of the most valuable aspects in technical analysis. It introduces a new dimension to analysis, where it reveals the true strength or weakness of the targeted market. Such dimension is not attainable from the standard price and volume chart.
Breadth Analysis can be applied to any sector in the market or to a specific industry group as long as there is a way to determine their constituents and the components.
In the last few decades analysts have managed to develop some very sophisticated technical indicators based on market breadth. Some of which form a part of this article.
Market breadth indicators are sometimes referred to as broad market indicators, since they do not refer to individual stocks.
Did you know?
In 1901, Charles H.Dow commented in his June 23,1900, editorial in the wall street journal about the number of advancing and declining issues-”Of these 174 stocks, 107 advanced, 47 declined, and 20 stood still.”
This gives us an idea that Market breadth analysis had been paid attention to long before the studies around such analysis came out.
CONTINUE READING: https://tradersworld.co.in/2018/08/08/study-of-market-breadth/