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PVI and NVI indicators

The Positive Volume Index (PVI) and Negative Volume Index (NVI) are technical indicators used to analyze market trends based on trading volume. PVI tracks price changes on days when trading volume increases compared to the previous day, often reflecting retail trader behavior. A rising PVI signals that higher volume is driving prices up, suggesting a bullish trend, while a falling PVI indicates that higher volume is pushing prices down, signaling bearish sentiment. NVI, on the other hand, focuses on days when volume decreases, often representing the actions of informed or institutional traders. A rising NVI during low-volume days suggests that smart money is driving prices up, which is a bullish signal. Conversely, a declining NVI implies that informed traders are selling, which could indicate a bearish trend. Traders commonly use both indicators with long-term moving averages to generate signals, such as bullish crossovers when the PVI or NVI moves above its moving average, and bearish signals when they fall below. Combining PVI and NVI helps in identifying shifts in market sentiment and potential trend reversals. You can select PVI and NVI indicators in the Volume category of the Stock Screener tool or refer to them by pvi(255) and nvi(255), respecevely, in the Formula Screener. For example, pvi(255) trend_up 7 expression reads as PVI is trending up over the last 7 days. You can also refer to the PVI`s exponential moving average (EMA, the signal line) in the formula expression. For example, the pvi(255) ca pvis(255) expression reads as PVI crossed above 255-day EMA.

QQE indicator

The QQE (Quantitative Qualitative Estimation) indicator is an advanced technical analysis tool that enhances the standard RSI (Relative Strength Index) by incorporating volatility through the ATR (Average True Range). The QQE generates two lines, the Smoothed RSI line and a slower QQE baseline, which traders use to identify potential market entries and exits. Buy signals occur when the Smoothed RSI line crosses above the QQE line, indicating bullish momentum. Sell signals are triggered when the Smoothed RSI line crosses below the QQE line, signaling bearish momentum. The QQE also highlights overbought and oversold conditions similar to the RSI, helping traders spot potential trend reversals. Additionally, the divergence between the price and QQE values can indicate weakening momentum, pointing to possible reversals. The smoothing effect of QQE makes it less prone to false signals, offering clearer insights in volatile markets. You can select the QQE indicator in the Oscillators category of the Stock Screener tool or refer to it by qqe(14,5,4.236) in the Formula Screener. For example, qqe(14,5,4.236) ca 50 expression reads as QQE line crossed above 50. Or, qqe(14,5,4.236) div_bull means bullish divergence between the price and the QQE. You can also refer to the Smoothed RSI line in the formula expression. For example, qqes(14,5,4.236) ca qqe(14,5,4.236) expression reads as Smoothed RSI line crossed above QQE line.

Layout feature

The Stock Chart tool is now leveraged by the layout feature that allows you to have multiple charts on one page with different settings. This new feature is designed to enhance your workflow, as it enables you to compare multiple stocks or indices at a glance. You can place up to 9 charts of different scales and types with various indicators and periods. You can create your custom layouts or use the system. The panel on the right allows you to select the desired ticker from the watch list or the index components. You can try the improved tool in action now using this link!

Market cap thresholds change

The classification of companies based on market capitalization (market cap) falls into several categories: Large-cap, Mid-cap, Small-cap, and Micro-cap. You can select this criterion in the Universe - Capitalization category of the Stock Screener tool. The thresholds for each category have been changed to the following values: Large-cap: Greater than 10B, Mid-cap: 2B - 10B, Small-cap: 300M - 2B, Micro-cap: Lower than 300M. For the Indian market, thresholds are as follows: Large-cap: Greater than 20000 Cr, Mid-cap: 5000 Cr - 20000 Cr, Small-cap: 1000 Cr - 5000 Cr, Micro-cap: Lower than 1000 Cr. Please also note that you can use the Price / Volume - Cap, mln criterion in the Stock Screener tool to set any capitalization condition.

Pricing model change

MarketInOut.com is excited to announce that we are switching from a recurring subscription to a one-time payment model. This means that a paid membership will not auto-renew when it expires. However, you will be able to renew your membership manually from the Sign-Up page. You may receive a notification that your subscription has been canceled. This should not confuse you. Your membership will remain active until the end of the paid period. This only means that the membership will not auto-renew. We apologize for any inconvenience caused due to this change. Feel free to contact us if you need assistance with the membership renewal. We will be happy to help!

Industry view

When viewing Charts on the screening results page, it wasn't easy to see when the industry in the ticker list changed. We have added sector and industry dividers to make the process more convenient. Now, the charts are grouped by sectors and industries in the "Industry" view. Please note that sector and industry dividers also appear in the Charts view if the screener results are sorted by Sector.

Earnings report dates markup

The earnings report dates markup indicator has been added to the product. For a given stock, it shows what days earnings reports were released, what the next earnings report date is, and how many days are left until it's due. You can add this indicator to a stock chart or chart template by selecting Earn rep dates from the list of available indicators. Or, you can add the " and draw(earnrep)" to a formula expression to display the indicator on charts.

New quarterly fundamental indicators

The following quarterly fundamental indicators have become available for use in the Formula Screener: Enterprise Value, EBIT, Return On Equity, Return On Assets, Return On Invested Capital, Free Cash Flow, Debt / Equity Ratio, Buyback Yield, Book Value Per Share, and Funds From Operations. You can refer to data from current and previous fiscal quarters or years. Quarter-Over-Quarter and Year-Over-Year performance metrics are also supported for them. For more details, please refer to the Quarterly Data, Annual Data, Year-Over-Year Performance, and Quarter-Over-Quarter Performance sections on the corresponding help page.

New stock exchanges added

The following stock exchanges have been added to the product: Euronext (Amsterdam, Milan, Paris, Brussels, Lisbon), SIX Swiss Exchange, Madrid Exchange, Vienna Exchange, Prague Exchange, Irish Exchange, Oslo Exchange, Helsinki Exchange, Tel Aviv Exchange, Dubai Financial Market, Kuwait Stock Exchange, Korea Stock Exchange. For them, all the same functionality is available as for other exchanges. To screen these exchanges, select the appropriate items in the Stock Universe criteria category of the Stock Screener tool.

Velocity and Acceleration indicator

Scott Cong, PhD, first presented the VAcc (Velocity and Acceleration) indicator in the Stocks & Commodities magazine in September 2023. The idea was to analyze markets using simple physical concepts such as velocity and acceleration. The indicator includes a Velocity line plotted as a red line on the chart and Acceleration values plotted as a histogram. The velocity line shows how fast the trading instrument grows, and its values above zero indicate a strong bullish trend. The rising velocity line shows that the trading instrument is growing at an ever-increasing speed. At the same time, positive acceleration values mean an increase in the velocity's growth rate. The same approach, applied in reverse, will help determine how fast the price of an asset is moving down and whether this move is speeding up or slowing down. Since the VAcc indicator is an oscillator, traders can use the technical analysis approaches for oscillators. For example, the velocity line crossing above the zero mark can signal the emergence of a bullish trend. Conversely, a downward crossover of the zero mark gives a sell signal. Bullish divergence between the price and the velocity line or price and the acceleration values suggests a buying opportunity. At the same time, the continuing rise of the velocity line indicates a strong bullish trend and growing buying interest. It is worth noting that the VAcc indicator is similar to MACD but gives more responsive and accurate signals. You can select the VAcc indicator in the Oscillators category of the Stock Screener tool or refer to it by vacc(26,9) in the Formula Screener. For example, vacc(26,9) ca 0 expression reads as velocity line crossed above 0. Or, vacc(13,8) div_bull means bullish divergence between the price and the velocity line. You can also refer to the acceleration values in the formula expression. For example, acceleration(26,9) div_bull means bullish divergence between the price and the acceleration values.