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Market sentiment is the general consensus of investors and traders regarding the activity of the market and future movement of securities prices.
The market sentiment could be either bullish, bearish or neutral. It is very often influenced by the last price movements. Market sentiment is usually bullish after a rise in securities prices, whereas it is usually bearish after a decline in securities prices.
Market sentiment can be measured by technical and fundamental analysis indicators, market breadth data (advancing declining issues, advancing declining volume, 52-week new highs and lows), survey-based indicators...


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Large Block Ratio Indicator
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

...market sentiment indicator that shows the relationship between large block trades (or trades of more than 10,000 shares) and the total traded volume on the New York Stock Exchange.

This indicator will tell you how active the large institutional traders in the market.

Because the ratio is built by dividing the number...
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Sentiment Measure Using ETF Sector Correlations
by bug man, uploaded several months ago

...market sentiment indicator and add it in your trading arsenal.

The sentiment indicator you are about to download calculates the average intercorrelation between two or more securities. In mathematical terms, it takes a security, calculates the 10-bar correlation with other securities, performs the same steps for each security, takes the absolute...
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US Consumer Sentiment
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

The U.S. Consumer Sentiment, also called the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index, is a market indicator published monthly by Thomson Reuters and the University of Michigan.

The indicator is build by conducting not less than 500 telephone interviews each month and its purpose is to assess consumer attitudes on business,...
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Predict financial and stock markets with textual analysis
by QuantShare, uploaded several months ago

Textual analysis in financial markets consists of analyzing text data (news, tweets...) in order to determine the general sentiment of the market and predict its direction. The easiest technique to detect the sentiment of a news release or a tweet is by counting the number of positive words and subtracting...
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Percentage of Stocks Trading Above their Pivot Point
by The trader, uploaded several months ago

...market sentiment.

It calculates the total number of stocks trading above their tomorrow's pivot point level and divides that value by the number of stocks trading below their tomorrow's pivot point level.

The formula of the floor pivot point is: ...
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McNicholl Sentiment
by mdmd, uploaded several months ago

Sentiment indicator from Dennis McNicholl's 2002 Book "Taming Complexity in Trading; Beating the Dow 3 to 1"

It uses statistical techniques to make the stock series stationary and then works on looking at the confidence intervals of the moving standard deviation of the smoothed transformed series.

It is best as a very...
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Ratio of S&P 500 Index to Equity Put-Call Volume
by The trader, uploaded several months ago

This trading indicator returns the ratio of S&P 500 index to equity put-call volume. It gets the S&P 500 index (Symbol: ^GSPC using the following downloader 463) and divide it by the put/call ratio, which can be downloaded from 146.
The Equity put-call ratio is a sentiment indicator that measures the...
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TSP Sentiment Survey - Percentage of Bullish and Bearish Traders
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

TSPTalk.com publishes a weekly survey that asks investors whether they think the S&P 500 is bullish or bearish. The percentage of bullish and bearish traders as well as the TSP trading strategy mode are downloaded from TSP website. The Excel file is parsed then three symbols are created and added...
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Industry Measure: Ratio of Bullish to Bearish All-Star Traders Picks
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

...market sentiment ratio per industry then you can use the Pivot table tool (Set Industries in rows and the bullish/bearish ratio in a column).
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Bull Bear Ratio - Stock Market Indicator
by Brian Brown, uploaded several months ago

...market sentiment indicator that measures the strength of the bulls versus the bears. It measures the bulls by calculating the number of stocks whose percent rank value is higher than 70 and the bears by calculating the number of stocks whose percent rank value is lower than 30. The composite...
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