Indicator Of The Day: Dow Volume McClellan Summation Index

Our applied stock market indicator of the day is: Dow Volume McClellan Summation Index.

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Christopher Delzio 4 years ago Member's comment

TJ.. I've watch some of your video's on the volume summation indices.. i'd like to point out something.. you use the term 'money entering or leaving.' I'll contend that term is wrong. There is away an equal amount of money in a transaction, as there is always an equal amount of shares traded. A stock may end the day positive.. therefore concluding that days volume as an 'up day' But what makes up and down days different from each other is that one side (buyer or seller) become more anxious (for whatever reason).

T.J. Hayes 3 years ago Contributor's comment

When more money flows in on the buy side the price goes up. Simple supply and demand. If there was equal money on both sides, the price would never change.

Carl Schwartz 4 years ago Member's comment

Interesting thoughts, I'm eager to hear @[T.J. Hayes](user:88985)' response.