Market Breadth Indicators

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The Summation Index offers a smoothed perspective on market breadth, ideal for identifying sustained market trends. Traders use its direction and divergence to confirm trend strength and anticipate reversals.

The Put/Call Ratio gauges investor sentiment by comparing put option volume to call option volume. Traders use it to identify extreme sentiment readings, often preceding market reversals.

This indicator tracks the percentage of stocks in an index trading above a specific moving average. It assesses underlying market strength or weakness, signaling trend health and potential reversals.

The Short-Term Trading Index (STI) measures the ratio of advancing stocks to advancing volume, providing insights into intraday market momentum. Traders use it to identify short-term exhaustion and potential reversals.

The McClellan Oscillator quantifies market momentum. Traders use its divergence and crossover signals for trend confirmation and reversals.