karennma
8,057 posts
msg #90885
- Ignore karennma |
4/7/2010 3:12:08 PM
TODAY looks like beginning of a correction to me ....
???
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karennma
8,057 posts
msg #90886
- Ignore karennma |
4/7/2010 3:31:35 PM
Man o' man!
AIG is gonna be a helluva short!
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karennma
8,057 posts
msg #90887
- Ignore karennma |
4/7/2010 3:51:40 PM
Look at AIG chart last 10 minutes of trading ... UNREAL!!
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karennma
8,057 posts
msg #91328
- Ignore karennma
modified |
4/17/2010 10:49:35 AM
Yes, I AM concerned.
OR ... Is Obama's "no more bailouts", MORE smoke n' mirrors?
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Sedul
2 posts
msg #93901
- Ignore Sedul |
6/16/2010 10:20:38 AM
Where do I find a listing of Indexs in Stockfetcher
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jrbikes
624 posts
msg #93902
- Ignore jrbikes |
6/16/2010 10:37:17 AM
FRE FNM can you say DELISTEEEEEEEEEEEEEDDDDDDDD!
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johnpaulca
12,036 posts
msg #93903
- Ignore johnpaulca |
6/16/2010 10:49:56 AM
I own FRE....I am underwater...yikes
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ericeira
23 posts
msg #118313
- Ignore ericeira
modified |
2/21/2014 7:57:09 PM
Can this be coded in stock fetcher ?
For example, the insightful Lowry Research Corporation conducted an exhaustive study of every market top since the Great Depression and found that the number of individual stocks participating in a bull market clearly declined as the index hit a major peak. Put another way, participation in a bull market fades as individual stocks enter their own private bear markets well before the market peaks. Here is a quick snapshot of their findings when observing the 14 major tops between 1929 and 2007, which is quite astounding.
When the Dow Jones Industrial Average reached its absolute peak:
The average percentage of stocks also making new highs on that day was 6.38%
The average percentage of stocks within 2% of their 52-week highs was 16.54%
The average percentage of stocks 20% or more below their 52-week highs was 22.26%
The average percentage of stocks 30% or more below their 52-week highs was 10.97%
http://www.financialsense.com/contributors/chris-puplava/biggest-outflows-stocks-decade-suggests-capitulation
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Eman93
4,750 posts
msg #118372
- Ignore Eman93
modified |
2/25/2014 12:16:39 AM
yes I think so.. search and see if someone has created it.
Stock charts prob has what your looking for, the have all kinds of different index and analytic charts.
Here is a start
http://stockcharts.com/public/1130973/chartbook/258677717;
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ericeira
23 posts
msg #118396
- Ignore ericeira |
2/26/2014 6:55:07 PM
Still need help
If I start this way
market is S&P1500
close > 10
dividend yield > 1%
how can I incorporate the percentage of stocks within 2% of their 52 week high as well as the percentage of stocks 20% or more below their 52 week high as an output in relation to the above .
Thank you Eman93
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