all Sector Average Chart
The below chart is an equal weighted average of the all Sector.
We use equal weighting so it's easy to understand when the highest quantity of companies enter a technical scenario that would be relevant to trading.
Opposed to having the entire index skewed towards a few large companies. It can be valuable to see a graph of the average share price performance for the all Sector in order
to understand the direction and general momentum of a group of stocks. As well, it is helpful to know when a segment may be oversold or overbought.
The chart on this page also allows you to compare an individual stock to the all Sector average, which can indicate whether a move is due to unique changes in a company or broader market forces.
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RSI | 3mo S-momo ?
Smooth Momentum is our proprietary technical indicator that looks for momentum with the greatest consistency and steady velocity.
We have penalized dramatic swings and fluctuations. If the momentum is too high and an asset spikes upward, this is often unreliable and collapses back down.
But the smoothed momentum provides the highest probability of continuing into the near future with the same directional rate of change. Several complex factors are weighted by neural nets to maximize probabilistic accuracy.
It works the same with positive or negative directions.
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6mo S-momo | 1yr S-momo | Resistance ?
Support and Resistance levels are determined by previous high and low points. You may be familiar with traders drawing lines across charts where several peaks or valleys occur in the same range.
This helps us understand the trading range of an asset where the market doesn't perceive it to be worth more or less than a certain price level.
When it nears the boundaries of this range the probability of reversal can increase. Our neural nets create scores for this measure based on
many factors such as the frequency, recency, size, consistency, etc of previous reversal points.
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Support |
Demark Sell ?
Demark 9 indicators are designed to look for exhaustion in the selling or buying trend which can often be predictive of a reversal point.
This indicator is triggered when there are 9 consecutive days where the closing price is higher/lower than the closing price 4 days ago.
Like all indicators, it is best used in combinations with other factors.
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Demark Buy |
Short Interest Score |
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