what is ADVANCE,DECLINE ratio. also explain how it helps
the investor to predict the stock market movements?
Answer Posted / rajesh kumar
Advance/Decline Ratio
Another variation on the A/D line is the advance/decline
ratio, which divides the advancers by the decliners. Here is
the formula:
A/D Ratio = # of Advancing Stocks / # of Declining Stocks
This formula creates values that cannot be less than zero
because it is a fraction (or ratio). A value of 3 means that
three times as many stocks advanced as declined. Any value
less than 1 means more stocks declined than advanced.
Because of the nature of fractions, the chart is more
legible using a logarithmic scale. Like the A/D spread, this
chart moves quickly, so it's usually smoothed with a moving
average.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 1 Yes | 0 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
what is budgetory control and what are the types
we are run construction (residence & commercial)last year we are sale 4 flats (16 flats apartment) registration value example:10.75 * 4 = 43.00 but we are collected from customers 45.00 total so 45 - 43 = 2.00 this amount we are booking additional agreements work amount (income)because we are standing sub contractors expendeture side 2.00, we are service tax paid or not ?
What part can management policy play in the analysis of cost behaviour?
My balance sheet is tallied. But there is a difference of RO 1 in cash flow. How to adjust ?
What elements of your job do you find most difficult
Clasify capital
which is the combine entry in ERP?
Who is the maker of the promissory note
Expand-------IETF
what are micro-cap, small-cap, mid-cap, large-cap companies?
What Kind Of Requirements for Vat Refund And Assessment Cases
what is the frienge benefits tax?what is usefull?
hey! i have an interview for PO in union bank on 11th feb. can anyone please tell me what major topics should i prepare for? of course npa is there. also cibil and basel basics. is there anything else i should prepare?
what is the reason for balance sheet not getting tallyed
What is the analytical way of accounting?