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Strategies & Market Trends : Technology Stocks & Market Talk With Don Wolanchuk
SOXL 55.41-1.2%4:00 PM EST

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To: donc who wrote (199807)8/8/2024 9:28:39 AM
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Hi donc......cant post it because I dont have a place to store the plot. I used to screenshot it then paste directly here, but admin got wise, lol.

Its pretty simple. Take each days p/c ratio and multiply it by that days vix. Take the sum of those results for that day and the previous 4 (5 total) and percentage rank them from 0% to 100% in terms of size against all the other data you have. The higher the numbers (5 day sum of p/c x vix), the higher the ranking. Then subtract that % ranking from 100% to "invert" the ranking so that lower 2c-p correspond to lows in the market and vice versa.

In my case they are ranked from today all the way back to Feb 10, 2003, the earliest I have data for. So in a nutshell if yesterdays 2c-p was 7.8% (which it is) that tells you that only 7.8% of the sum of the 5 day p/c x vix (aka the 2c-p) is lower than yesterdays value.
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