This is the final 2009 archive post covering indicators and trading methods. It covers November and December posts; see the separate archives for August, September, and October:
* When intermarket themes and intraday sentiment are in gear;
* Recognizing range markets by tracking sector behavior;
* Tracking NYSE TICK and range markets;
* Following sentiment with the equity put/call ratio; see also intraday put/call ratio;
* Volume and market consolidation;
* Nice tool for tracking ETF performance;
* A look at volume and VWAP during range trade; see also this post;
* Using volume information *within* bars on a chart;
* Characteristics of a downside market break;
* Advantages of volume bar charting;
* A way of tracking traders' risk appetite;
* Sentiment and the cumulative NYSE TICK line;
* Tracking non-confirmations across markets;
* What moves markets; here's the follow-up post;
* Using a basket of stocks to track market trending;
* Intraday volume and market opportunity; see also post on when volume becomes low;
* An intraday measure of money flow;
* Tracking market demand with cumulative Delta;
* Using Dow TICK ($TICKI) to assess short-term sentiment; see also this post on cumulative TICKI;
* Tracking short-term trending with various indicators;
* Resources for tracking sector and market behavior;
* Transition pattern in currency futures market;
* The importance of *what* you trade;
* Fading moves that lack broad participation;
* Gauging market strength with a basket of stocks and their VWAP levels;
* Reversal moves back to VWAP;
* Transition pattern on a swing time frame;
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Saturday, December 26, 2009
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