I am currently finding a variety of charts and market indicators to be of great interest as they depict internal stock market dynamics that are either less-than-robust or disconcerting / alarming.
One such chart, which I have previously featured, is that of the NYSE Summation Index. I have put in the S&P500 as an overlay in green, with the NYSE Summation Index's MACD at the bottom of the chart. What I find particularly notable here is the long-term negative MACD divergence as indicated on the chart, in blue:
chart courtesy of StockCharts.com; annotations by the author
click on chart to enlarge
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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation
SPX at 1287.87 as this post is written
One such chart, which I have previously featured, is that of the NYSE Summation Index. I have put in the S&P500 as an overlay in green, with the NYSE Summation Index's MACD at the bottom of the chart. What I find particularly notable here is the long-term negative MACD divergence as indicated on the chart, in blue:
chart courtesy of StockCharts.com; annotations by the author
click on chart to enlarge
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The Special Note summarizes my overall thoughts about our economic situation
SPX at 1287.87 as this post is written
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