Today, we will share a chart that you may not have seen before. It is a chart of an indicator that is often ignored, but its actions often signal very important turning points. What is the indicator? It is the New York Stock Exchange’s daily Down Volume … symbol: $DVOL. As an example of this [...]
A Discrepancy reading between the VIX and the DVOL (Down Volume)?
December 14, 2011 By
A Discrepancy reading between the VIX and the DVOL (Down Volume)? One of the 3 dozen charts that we post daily on www.StockTiming.com, shows the interaction between the VIX and the NYSE’s Down Volume (Symbol: DVOL, or $DVOL). Think about this for a moment … if the VIX is moving up and there is truly [...]
This DVOL divergence can tell you the market will rise …
November 29, 2011 By
Watch the Declining Volume for hints of what the market will do … Market technicians look at a lot of data, and sometimes seldom watched data like the Declining Volume on the New York Stock Exchange can become very important. This morning, we will focus on only one type of formation on the DVOL and [...]
Part 2: The REASON WHY the market does NOT always follow the VIX …
May 17, 2011 By
Part 2: The REASON WHY the market does NOT always follow the VIX … Last week, on www.StockTiming.com‘s free update, we showed why it was important to correlate the NYSE’s DVOL (Down Volume) if you are going to be a follower of the VIX (Volatility Index). Today, we will update what happened since we looked [...]
