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Specifics of Trin Analysis
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October 7, 2011
TRIN (Arms Index) has been developed to detect overbought/oversold levels and could be considered as one of the most complex technical studies from the group of Breadth (advance/Decline) indicators in its interpretation.
The TRIN indicator is based on the advance decline issues and advance decline volume data. The same as with other Breadth indicators, TRIN could be applied to the basket of stocks (indexes, exchanges, etc) and cannot be applied to a single stock. It is calculated as a ratio between advance/decline issues ratio and advance/decline volume ratio:
TRIN = [Advance Decline Issues Ratio] / [Advance Decline Volume Ratio]
where
Advance Decline Issues Ratio = [Advanced Stocks] / [Declined Stocks]
and
Advance Decline Volume Ratio = [Advanced Volume] / [Declined Volume]
Furthermore TRIN formula could be expressed in the following format:
TRIN = ([Advanced Stocks] * [Declined Volume]) / ([Declined Stocks] * [Advance Volume])
The
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Trin charts and quotes for major indexes and exchanges (including S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, DJI, etc) could be found on the MarketVolume website that is the leader in the index and ETFs (QQQQ, SPY, DIA) technical analysis.
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