Article Archive For Keyword: TRIN

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• An Overview Of The TRIN

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The TRIN can help traders spot overbought and oversold market conditions.

AUTHOR: Paolo PezzuttiDATE: SEP 2006

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• Do High TRIN Values Mean A Temporary Pause In Selloff?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The ARMS index — also known as TRIN, or the trader's index — is a valuable tool for those attempting to measure the likelihood of broad market reversal and consolidation phases. Right now, the NYSE TRIN may be suggesting a tempor

AUTHOR: Donald W. Pendergast, Jr.DATE: JUN 2010

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• How To Use Tick, Tiki, TRIN For Day Trading by Terry O'Brian

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...How To Use Tick, Tiki, TRIN For Daytrading by Terry O 'Brian These three indicators can be important guides in implementing trading strategies. Could they help you? The tick, the tiki, and the trading index (TRIN) -- indicators that are for the most par

AUTHOR: Terry O'BrianDATE: APR 2000

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• Nasdaq TRIN Not Oversold Yet

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Oversold readings in the Nasdaq TRIN have preceded a number of rallies over the last twelve months. Despite the current decline, the Nasdaq TRIN has yet to become oversold and this suggests more room for downside.

AUTHOR: Arthur HillDATE: MAR 2004

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Quick-Scans: The ARMS Index (TRIN)

AUTHOR: Technical Analysis, Inc.DATE: JAN 1987

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• TRIN, The Contrarian Indicator

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...In recent years contrarian indicators have become increasingly popular with traders, but the Arms index stands out as one of the favorites. Knowing how to interpret the index correctly can help provide a trader with timely entry and exit points.

AUTHOR: Ron WalkerDATE: SEP 2009

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• The Internal Dynamics of TRIN by Jack Rusin

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Internal Dynamics of TRIN by Jack Rusin Consider four simplified trading days on the New York Stock Exchange: Day 1: 1000 issues advance, 100 decline, with 1,000,000 shares up volume and 100,000 shares down volume. TRIN = (1000/100)/(1,000,000 /100

AUTHOR: Jack RusinDATE: JAN 1992