The NYSE Advance Decline Line

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The Advance/Decline Line Calculates The Number Of Advancing Stocks Minus The Number Of Declining Stocks

If More Stocks Advancing Then The Number Will Be Positive If More Stocks Declining Then The Number Will Be Negative AD Line Moves Up When The Number Becomes Positive And Moves Down When The Number Is Negative

Bullish Divergence

Bearish Divergence

AD Line Represents Entire NYSE Equally Index Is Capitalized Weighted

Large Caps Influence Prices More AD Line Provides Equal Balance

Provides Good Check And Balance System For Short Term Price Moves

The NASDAQ AD Line Too Many Speculative Stocks

Stocks Delisted Frequently Stock Prices Are Overly Volatile

Too Many Unforeseeable Variables

Things To Keep In Mind The AD Line Is A Market Breadth Indictor Market Rally Is Broad AD Line Moves Up Sharply Market Rally Is Narrow AD Line Will Move Up Slowly Market Drop is Broad AD Line Will Move Down Sharply Market Drop Is Narrow AD Line Will Move Down Slowly Keep Eye Out For Bullish And Bearish Divergence Most Divergence Lasts 1 Week To 6 Weeks Copyright ÂŠ 2007-2013 Market Geeks, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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