New intraday charts

By RecessionALERT on November 11, 2019 in Reflections

Most of our breadth and liquidity indices are updated end-of-day with the exception of

Great Trough Detector(GTR),
Selling Pressure Diffusion (SPD)
Zweig Breadth Thrust (ZBT)

These 3 models above are updated every 15-min during the course of a trading day.

PRO subscription clients will from now on also be able to see the following new models updated every 15-minutes:

New improved Short-Term liquidity index (STL2)
New improved Medium-Term liquidity index (MTL2)
New improved Average Liquidity index (ALIX2)

During the remainder of 2019 PRO clients will also see the inclusion of the following on an intra-day basis:

Percent of shares above 50dma (MA50%)
McClellan Breadth Family (MCOS)
HiLo Breadth Indexes (HILO)
Net New Highs & XOVER Diffusion (NEWHI)
SP-500 Trendex

The intra-day charts will be available from the location depicted below:

About RecessionALERT

Dwaine has a Bachelor of Science (BSc Hons) university degree majoring in computer science, math & statistics and is a full-time trader and investor. His passion for numbers and keen research & analytic ability has helped grow RecessionALERT into a company used by hundreds of hedge funds, brokerage firms and financial advisers around the world.

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