NYSE CUMULATIVE TICK - INTRADAY

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APPLICABLE TIME FRAME(S):  

SHORT

 

UPDATE SCHEDULE:

Each weekday night by 7:00 PM EST

 

EXPLANATION:

This is a running 13-period total of half-hourly NYSE TICK readings.  The NYSE TICK shows the number of issues traded on the NYSE which last traded on an uptick minus those which last traded on a downtick.  For example, if MMM traded at 50.45 then traded at 50.48, then it would be on an uptick.  As of early 2003, there were approximately 3400 issues traded each day on the NYSE.

 

GUIDELINES:

This indicator can be effectively used to approximate overbought / oversold conditions.  When the ratio reaches one of the extremes, caution is warranted when trading with the current trend.  For example, if the trend is up and the cumulative TICK reaches +5000, then there is a high probability of at least a short-term retracement.  Overbought/oversold indicators such as this one are most effective when giving contra-trend signals. 

 

When we are in a clear long-term downtrend and this indicator becomes overbought, then it is an effective sell signal.  Conversely, if we are in a sustained uptrend and the indicator becomes oversold, then it suggests that an upside reversal may be forthcoming.

STATS:

  Since 2000
Mean +947
Standard Deviation 2406
Maximum +10619
Minimum -8797

 

 

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:

New York Stock Exchange (www.nyse.com)

 


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