Advances and declines give you an indication of how the overall market has performed. You get a good overview of the general market direction.As the name suggest ' advances' will inform you how the market has progressed.'Declines' signal if the market has not performed as per expectations. The Advance-Decline ratio is a technical Analysis tool that indicates market movement.
Advance Decline ratio is calculated using the formula:Number of stocks that advanced/number of stocks that declined.Generally, it is seen that in Bullish markets the number of stocks that advance is more than the ones that declined and the converse can be said to hold true in a bearish market. The breadth of market indicator is used to gauge the number of stocks advancing and declining for the day.'Remains unchanged' is a term used if the market scenario shows no advancement or decline compared to the earlier day.
Advances and declines are calculated from the previous days closing results. However, a market that is significantly on one side either in terms of advances or declines may have a hard time reversing out of that direction the next day.
Monday, April 6, 2009
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