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A-D
(redirected from Advance/Decline Line)

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A-D
Advance-Decline, or measurement of the number of issues trading above their previous closing prices less the number trading below their previous closing prices over a particular period. As a technical measure of market breadth, the steepness of the AD line indicates whether a strong bull or bear market is under way.

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In technical analysis, a line plotting the advance-decline index over a period of time. The advance-decline index takes the total of stock issues increasing on a trading day and subtracts the number of stock issues declining on the same day. Technical analysts use the index as an indicator of market movements, and use the advance-decline line to confirm a movement. If the line slopes upward over time, it indicates an upward trend, and, if it slopes downward, the opposite is true.


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Market Internal Indicators – 10 minute, 7 day chart This is a simple chart to read if you understand how to trade these market internal indicators ( NYSE volume ratio, NYSE Advance/Decline line, and Total Put/Call ratio).
For instance, the NYSE advance/decline line recently hit another all-time high, and up-versus-down volume on both the NYSE and the NASDAQ shows healthy levels in favor of the bulls, in his view.
What really interests me is most of the ETFs that I follow are down, yet internals are very strong - with an advance/decline line at the NYSE coming in at a very strong 1.
 
 
 
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