I simply pull up the info from Fidelity but you have to be a customer. Bloomberg also has it. I have not dealt with it on SI but the IQ chart function should provide money flow. bigcharts.com may also provide it but probably delayed a day or so.
Definition from SI:
Money Flow is one of the more sophisticated and powerful technical indicators relating price to volume, and is calculated based in each tic during the trading day. The value increases by the shares traded on the level of an uptick, and decreased by the shares traded on the level of a downtick.
Therefore, if there is an uptick on 5,000 shares traded, money flow will increase by 5,000. If there is then a downtick on 600 shares traded, money flow will decrease by 600. If these two trades comprised the entire trading day, the price would have ended even for the day, while money flow would have increased by 4,400.
Interpretation:
Signals are generated when there are divergences between the Money Flow and price.
When the price is increasing while money is flowing out of the security, it is a warning of an impending collapse in the price of the stock. When the price is trending downward while money is flowing into the security, it is a sign that some savvy buyers are accumulating the stocks. |
