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FAQs
What are Diffusion Indicators in stock market analysis?
Diffusion Indicators measure the percentage of stocks moving in the same direction (up or down) within an index or market. They help gauge overall market breadth and confirm the strength or weakness of a trend.
How is % of Stocks above Simple Moving Average (SMA) useful?
Tracking the % of stocks above SMA (like 50 or 200-day SMA) helps assess overall market health. A high percentage suggests a strong uptrend, while a lower percentage may indicate weakness or a potential reversal.
What does % of Stocks with RMI Buy signal mean?
The RMI (Rohit Momentum Indicator) Buy percentage shows how many stocks are currently generating a bullish signal based on RMI conditions. It helps traders spot early momentum buildup across the market.
How is the % of Stocks with MACD Buy signal calculated?
This shows the percentage of stocks with a MACD crossover—when the MACD line crosses above the signal line. It’s a popular trend-following indicator to assess the broader market momentum.
Why is RSI ≥ 50 considered significant?
RSI ≥ 50 generally indicates bullish momentum. Monitoring the % of stocks with RSI above 50 gives insight into how many stocks are holding strength and trending upwards.
What does ADX > 25 mean in trend analysis?
An ADX (Average Directional Index) above 25 signals a strong trend—either up or down. Tracking the % of stocks with ADX > 25 helps identify how widespread strong trending behavior is in the market.
What are Periodical Highs in stock screening?
Periodical Highs show stocks making new weekly, monthly, or yearly highs. This helps traders quickly spot breakout candidates and leaders in market momentum.