Lenpa, tack för hjälpen med AMA, har varit o åkt skidor så jag har tyvärr inte hunnit testa den ännu.
Har en annan krånglig fråga(i alla fall för mig) till forumet. Går det att få ihop en TIKI baserat på Large Cap? DVS går det hämta värden från olika papper o sammanställa det i ett diagram?
The Tiki is not really an indicator (in the sense of moving averages), but it can be used as an indicator when day trading. The Tiki is one of three market internals, with the Trin and Ticks being the other two. The Tiki compares the number of upticking (price increasing) and downticking (price decreasing) stocks in the Dow Jones Stock Index, and calculates a ratio showing whether there are more upticking or downticking stocks.
The Tiki is based upon the stocks that are included in the Dow Jones Stock Index, so it is primarily (actually almost exclusively) used as an indicator for the US markets, but the same principles and formulae can be applied to the European and Asian markets.
The Tiki can be displayed as a single line, or as a bar chart, but it is always displayed on its own chart, separate from the price bars.
Calculation
Description : The Tiki (T) is a comparison of the number of upticking and downticking stocks.
Calculation :
T = Upticking Stocks - Downticking Stocks
Har en annan krånglig fråga(i alla fall för mig) till forumet. Går det att få ihop en TIKI baserat på Large Cap? DVS går det hämta värden från olika papper o sammanställa det i ett diagram?
The Tiki is not really an indicator (in the sense of moving averages), but it can be used as an indicator when day trading. The Tiki is one of three market internals, with the Trin and Ticks being the other two. The Tiki compares the number of upticking (price increasing) and downticking (price decreasing) stocks in the Dow Jones Stock Index, and calculates a ratio showing whether there are more upticking or downticking stocks.
The Tiki is based upon the stocks that are included in the Dow Jones Stock Index, so it is primarily (actually almost exclusively) used as an indicator for the US markets, but the same principles and formulae can be applied to the European and Asian markets.
The Tiki can be displayed as a single line, or as a bar chart, but it is always displayed on its own chart, separate from the price bars.
Calculation
Description : The Tiki (T) is a comparison of the number of upticking and downticking stocks.
Calculation :
T = Upticking Stocks - Downticking Stocks
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