Breadth of market

Breadth of market is an indicator used in security analysis. In its simplest form it is computed on a stock market by taking the ratio of the number of advancing stocks to declining stocks.[1]

Bibliography

The complete guide to market breadth indicators by Gregory L. Morris 2005 ISBN 0-07-144443-2

References

Technical Analysis by Charles D. Kirkpatrick, Julie R. Dahlquist 2010 ISBN 0-13-705944-2 page 133

Technical analysis

Concepts

Charts

Patterns

Simple	Doji Hammer Hanging man Inverted hammer Marubozu Shooting star Spinning top
Complex	Hikkake pattern Morning star Three black crows Three white soldiers

Support & resistance	Bottom Fibonacci retracement Pivot point (PP) Top
Trend	Average directional index (A.D.X.) Commodity channel index (CCI) Detrended price oscillator (DPO) Know sure thing oscillator (KST) Ichimoku Kinkō Hyō Moving average convergence/divergence (MACD) Mass index Moving average (MA) Parabolic SAR (SAR) Smart money index (SMI) Trend line Trix Vortex indicator (VI)
Momentum	Money flow index (MFI) Relative strength index (RSI) Stochastic oscillator True strength index (TSI) Ultimate oscillator Williams %R (%R)
Volume	Accumulation/distribution line Ease of movement (EMV) Force index (FI) Negative volume index (NVI) On-balance volume (OBV) Put/call ratio (PCR) Volume–price trend (VPT)
Volatility	Average true range (ATR) Bollinger Bands (BB) Donchian channel Keltner channel CBOE Market Volatility Index (VIX) Standard deviation (σ)
Breadth	Advance–decline line (ADL) Arms index (TRIN) McClellan oscillator
Other	Coppock curve Ulcer index

Analysts

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