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<p><b>Breadth/Volume Indicators:</b><br>Measures market "breadth" or particpation. Deteriorating breadth is one of the earliest and most reliable of bear market warning flags. Trend is the most important.</p>
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<p><strong>Leadership Indicators:</strong><br><br><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Negative Leadership Composite</span>:<br>Measures internal leadership for evidence of a new bull market - or the danger of an imminent bear market.<br>A. A bullish Selling Vacuum indicates the absence of bear market (downside) leadership. Always present at the early stage of a new bull market, but can drop to 0 in a maturing bull market. (Range: 0 to +100)<br>B. A bearish Distribution reveals that bear market leadership is present and/or rapidly increasing. (Range: 0 to -100)<br><br><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Leadership Indexes</span>:<br>Measures relative leadership strength for the NYSE and NASDAQ. Readings above +50 are usually very bullish for the 3-4 week outlook; readings below -50 are bearish. (Range -100 to +100)<br></p>
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<p><strong>Short-Term Indicators:</strong><br>Used to forecast the short-term outlook for the market, which can be useful in improving entry/exit decisions in individual stocks or mutual funds. When at Oversold levels, a rally or upward reversal is very likely within the next few weeks. An Overbought reading indicates the market has climbed too far too fast and is likely to experience a consolidation or correction.</p>
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<p><strong>Monetary (Weekly Indicator):</strong><br>Measures the monetary climate. Most bear markets begin with unfavorable or hostile monetary conditions.</p>
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