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Welcome at the ChartMill Documentation Center for Traders. Here you can find lots of information about famous traders and their indicators. You can also find links to different screeners, books and charts. Feel free to give us some feedback if you have any interesting additions.

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New Chart Type: Cumulative data

The basic charts allows you to view data 'cumulated'. The cumulative view can be obtained by selecting 'Cumulative' as chart type ( where the default is 'Candles').

This feature was added mainly to be used with the new breadth indices. For example: the 'NYSE advance - decline' index ($ADDN) shows for each day the difference between the number of advancing issues and the number of declining issues. When you show this data in cumulated mode, as can be seen here,  you get the 'Advance Decline Line' ( or ADL ). The Advance decline line is described by investopedia as:

"A technical indicator that plots changes in the value of the advance-decline index over a certain time period. Each point on the chart is calculated by taking the difference between the number of advancing/declining issues and adding the result to the previous period's value" ( link ).




Breadth Indices added.

Lots of breadth indices were added. An overview can be found here.


How To Find Strong Stocks in the Market That are Likely to Go Up Using a Special Relative Strength Screener?

Read the full article here!


New StockTwits50 Charts!

Ivanhoff published the StockTwits 50 list this weekend!

The charts and relative strength lines can be viewed on ChartMill

All 50 StockTwits Charts with Relative Strength Line

We like some confirmation of the Large Effective Volume. These stock meet up with the Large EV criteria.

StockTwits 50 and Effective Volume

More info on the STW50 website www.stocktwits50.com


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