Trend
The trend of the primary market based on the RUT. It is used to gauge overbought and oversold levels, and ranges between 10 and -10. However, the low end of the scale represents an oversold area, and the high end an overbought condition. It reflects buyers and sellers commitment to close the price within that range. At the peak of the buyer's power the oscillator reaches above 8 or 9, and at the peak of the seller's power, it reaches below -8 or -9. The overbought region is above 8 and the oversold region is below -8. It has the following values:
1. Overbought
2. Up
3. Down
4. Oversold

Please note that Market Status is provided for informative and educational purpose only and should never be considered as financial, investing, or trading advice.

Degree
The degree indicates the strength of the trend. Here is the interpretation:
1. Above 8 - is at Overbought level
2. Above 0 and below 8 - is at Up level
3. Below 0 and above -8 - is at Down level
4. Below -8 - is at Oversold level

Market Movement
This is a composite value of the five market (INDU, COMP, NAY, SPX, RUT) directions. The value is between +5 and -5. e.g. the value of 5 means all 5 markets are moving up. The value of -5 means all 5 markets are moving down.

Symbol
The symbol of the market index. This is a link to the advantage chart.
The chart has the following features:
1. The top pane has a trend indicator that triggers the buy and sell signals for the general markets.
2. The red and green arrows on the chart reflect the trading entry points from the trend indicator. Please note that these entry points are provided for informative and educational purpose only and should never be considered as financial, investing, or trading advice.
3. The middle pane has the candlestick chart with the 20, 50, 150, and 200 day moving averages, Bollinger Bands, and Buy and Sell signals.
4. The bottom pane has the colored daily volume with a 50-day volume moving average line. The color of the volume is based on the price. The up-day volumes are colored green, down-day volumes are red, and flat volumes are purple.

Name
The name of the market index.

Value
The current value or price of a share of market index.

Change
The change in price since yesterday.

Signal
These are the Buy and Sell Signals. It has the following values:
1. Positive - the status after the Enter Long signal
2. Negative - the status after the Enter Short signal
3. Enter Long - the BUY Long signal
4. Enter Short - the SELL Short signal

Please note that Market Review is provided for informative and educational purpose only and should never be considered as financial, investing, or trading advice.

Trend
The trend of the primary market based on the RUT. It is used to gauge overbought and oversold levels, and ranges between 10 and -10. However, the low end of the scale represents an oversold area, and the high end an overbought condition. It reflects buyers and sellers commitment to close the price within that range. At the peak of the buyer's power the oscillator reaches above 8 or 9, and at the peak of the seller's power, it reaches below -8 or -9. The overbought region is above 8 and the oversold region is below -8. It has the following values:
1. Overbought
2. Up
3. Down
4. Oversold

Please note that Market Review is provided for informative and educational purpose only and should never be considered as financial, investing, or trading advice.

Degree
The degree indicates the strength of the trend. Here is the interpretation:
1. Above 8 - is at Overbought level
2. Above 0 and below 8 - is at Up level
3. Below 0 and above -8 - is at Down level
4. Below -8 - is at Oversold level

Symbol
The symbol of the ETF. This is a link to the advantage chart.
The chart has the following features:
1. The top pane has a trend indicator for general reference.
2. The red and green arrows on the chart reflect the trading entry points from the trades record. The daily report will contain the Enter Long/Short signals if it is triggered.
3. The middle pane has the candlestick chart with the 20, 50, 150, and 200 day moving averages, Bollinger Bands, and Buy and Sell signals.
4. The bottom pane has the colored daily volume with a 50-day volume moving average line. The color of the volume is based on the price. The up-day volumes are colored green, down-day volumes are red, and flat volumes are purple.

Name
The name of the ETF.

Trading
The symbol of the current position in trading.

Value
The current value or purchase price of a share of ETF.

Change
The change in price since yesterday.

Signal
This is the Buy and Sell Signals. It has the following values:
1. Positive - the status after the Enter Long signal
2. Enter Long - the BUY Long signal

Here are the actions:
QLD Enter Long: Sell all QID positions and Buy QLD positions
QID Enter Long: Sell all QLD positions and Buy QID positions
QQQQ Enter Long: Sell all PSQ positions and Buy QQQQ positions
PSQ Enter Long: Sell all QQQQ positions and Buy PSQ positions

Trend
A trend is used to gauge overbought and oversold levels, and ranges between 10 and -10. However, the low end of the scale represents an oversold area, and the high end an overbought condition. It reflects buyers and sellers commitment to close the price within that range. At the peak of the buyer's power the oscillator reaches above 8 or 9, and at the peak of the seller's power, it reaches below -8 or -9. The overbought region is above 8 and the oversold region is below -8. It has the following values:
1. Overbought
2. Up
3. Down
4. Oversold

Degree
The degree indicates the strength of the trend. Here is the interpretation:
1. Above 8 - is at Overbought level
2. Above 0 and below 8 - is at Up level
3. Below 0 and above -8 - is at Down level
4. Below -8 - is at Oversold level

Symbol
The symbol of the ETF. This is a link to the advantage chart.
The chart has the following features:
1. The top pane has a trend indicator for general reference.
2. The red and green arrows on the chart reflect the trading entry points from the trades record. The daily report will contain the Enter Long/Short signals if it is triggered.
3. The middle pane has the candlestick chart with the 20, 50, 150, and 200 day moving averages, Bollinger Bands, and Buy and Sell signals.
4. The bottom pane has the colored daily volume with a 50-day volume moving average line. The color of the volume is based on the price. The up-day volumes are colored green, down-day volumes are red, and flat volumes are purple.

Name
The name of the ETF.

Value
The current value or purchase price of a share of ETF.

Change
The change in price since yesterday.

Signal
This is the Buy and Sell Signals. It has the following values:
1. Positive - the status after the Enter Long signal
2. Negative - the status after the Enter Short signal
3. Enter Long - the BUY Long signal
4. Enter Short - the SELL Short signal

Here are the actions:
Enter Long - buy back all short positions and then buy a long position of a specified quantity for that particular ETF.
Enter Short - sell all long positions and then sell a short position of a specified quantity for that particular ETF.

Trend
A trend is used to gauge overbought and oversold levels, and ranges between 10 and -10. However, the low end of the scale represents an oversold area, and the high end an overbought condition. It reflects buyers and sellers commitment to close the price within that range. At the peak of the buyer's power the oscillator reaches above 8 or 9, and at the peak of the seller's power, it reaches below -8 or -9. The overbought region is above 8 and the oversold region is below -8. It has the following values:
1. Overbought
2. Up
3. Down
4. Oversold

Degree
The degree indicates the strength of the trend. Here is the interpretation:
1. Above 8 - is at Overbought level
2. Above 0 and below 8 - is at Up level
3. Below 0 and above -8 - is at Down level
4. Below -8 - is at Oversold level