Upside/Downside Ratio
The Upside/Downside Ratio function attempts to define the momentum of the market by measuring the ratio of the volumes of declining (down) to advancing (up) issues on the New York Stock Exchange.
Upside/Downside Ratio
The volume of advancing NYSE issues divided by the volume of declining NYSE issues.
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Upside Downside Ratio
Definition: The volume of advancing shares versus the volume of declining shares in the NYSE. TeenAnalyst Advice: If the upside downside ratio is greater than 1, it means more stocks are going up than those going down.
UPSIDE/DOWNSIDE RATIO
Overview
The Upside/Downside Ratio shows the relationship between up (advancing) and down (declining) volume on the New York Stock Exchange. Click here for more information on Advancing, declining, and unchanged volume.
Upside/Downside Ratio
The Upside/Downside Ratio is a type of volume mearsurement used in the analysis of markets.
The upside/downside ratio is tracked by dividing the daily volume of advancing stocks by the daily volume of declining stocks. If the upside/downside ratio is greater than 1.
(Advancing Issues / Declining Issues) is called the Advance/Decline Ratio
(Advancing Volume / Declining Volume) is called the Upside/Downside Ratio.
You calculate it by dividing the Advance/Decline Ratio by the Upside/Downside Ratio. Named after the inventor, Richard Arms, it is also know as the Short-term Trading Index, or even as TRIN (TRading INdex), as well as MKD, and STKS.
BigCharts calculates the Upside/Downside Ratio for all markets and automatically selects the appropriate market indicator for your focus security.
... Overview The Upside/Downside Ratio is calculated by dividing the daily volume of advancing stocks on a particular exchange by the daily volume of declining stocks. The NYSE Upside/Downside ...
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