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Strategies & Market Trends
Bullish Percent and VXN type indicators
An SI Board Since May 2002
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Emcee:  Steve Lee Type:  Unmoderated
May 9, 2002:

I find Bullish Percent and VXN/VIX to be useful indicators.

However they only relate to a small group of sectors/indices. It would be nice to have bullish percent and implied options volatility figures relating to the SOX and BTK for example.

I am going to look into calculating values for such indicators myself. Not sure how much work will be involved or if I will complete the project. Any assistance would be great from someone interested in doing the same, or even better if someone has already done this or knows of somewhere that the results are already available.

May 21, 2002:

The original intent of this thread was twofold:
1) To work out how to calculate BP and implied volatility figures for certain sectors
2) To Track those values in order to find out if they have predictive value

Since the thread was started, there has been valuable input which has helped satisfy point 1 above. It turns out that PnF software is available to automatically calculate BP figures for any group of stocks one might define. Plus there is a website, ivolatility.com that gives implied volatility for indices and stocks through options analysis - in a similar way to how VIX & VXN are calculated.

Until this data has been recorded for a while, I cannot assign any predictive value to it. In the meantime we can hypothesise and look into other tools and studies that provide related info.

Thanks for the input so far.
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119*VIX and VXN charts here...http://www.ttrader.com/mycharts/display_album.php?id=Softechie-2/23/2003
118Steve, Thanks for both of those replies. Best MichaelMichael-10/25/2002
117The post from Les about 21 DMA vs. 10 DMA is a reply to this one: Message 18111Steve Lee-10/25/2002
116the VXN 55 thing is just an observation. I wouldn't call it a rule as there Steve Lee-10/25/2002
115<i>And yes overbought can get more overbought, as I have found recently wiMichael-10/24/2002
114I tend to concentrate on the 10 SMAs too but Les recently noted that he finds thSteve Lee-10/24/2002
113Thanks Steve, I've seen Les's work, but I am not sure how to interpret Michael-10/24/2002
112Hi Michael What I did was make a webpage on my hard disk that showed the chartsSteve Lee-10/24/2002
111Hi Steve, I seem to remeber you had a plan to develop BP indicators for sub-secMichael-10/24/2002
110August 30 LLTC puts have very little premium. Tempting.Steve Lee-8/2/2002
109Since I mentioned Arch Crawford in my last post... <<<"JULY 13-15CF Rebel-7/20/2002
108Well, I can't argue with your overall conclusion as I too think the market hlifeisgood-7/15/2002
107LIG, My point was that anytime the 37.5 level on the NazComp BPI chart is reachCF Rebel-7/15/2002
106<i>Nasdaq Comp. Bullish Percent Index, closing in on a bottom: stockchartslifeisgood-7/11/2002
105Nasdaq Comp. Bullish Percent Index, closing in on a bottom: stockcharts.com[e,aCF Rebel-7/10/2002
104Market appears to have some strength today, which may be a sign that the recent Steve Lee-7/9/2002
103$BPSOX = 29.4 $BPBTK = 5.9 & $BPNDX = 17 for Jul 8Steve Lee-7/9/2002
102Interesting divergence between Bullish %Naz100 and QQQ last week and today. BullHighTech-7/8/2002
101Last time was beginning of May when this thread started. I didn't track it bSteve Lee-7/6/2002
100Steve you don't happen to know how many times that 0 has occurred with the Sdeathandtaxes-7/5/2002
99$BPSOX = 0 $BPBTK = 11.8 & $BPNDX = 13 for Jul 1Steve Lee-7/2/2002
98$BPSOX = 5.9 $BPBTK = 23.5 & $BPNDX = 16 for Jun 17Steve Lee-6/25/2002
97240-260 is deep doo-doo. My actual initial projection was for 300. That channel LTK007-6/21/2002
96Max, I agree that the Bios are in DEEP doo-doo, but I'm projecting a maximumaugieboo-6/21/2002
95Steve looking NDX implied volatility i still see INSTABILITY and i , for now, reLTK007-6/18/2002
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