#marketbreadth

This analysis goes beyond simple price predictions by comparing asset classes and evaluating market participation levels. We break down whether the current trends in Banking, IT, and FMCG are sustainable or if the broader market is flashing warning signs for retail traders. Whether you are managing an intraday book or a positional portfolio, this framework will help you stay disciplined, manage risk, and align your trades with the underlying strength of the market rather than emotional bias.

Learn how to differentiate between a hollow rally and a sustainable trend. By measuring stock participation, you can avoid "bull traps" and identify high-probability reversal zones before they happen.

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The TRIN (Arms Index) is a market breadth indicator that compares the volume of advancing stocks to declining stocks, adjusted by their respective prices. Values above 1 suggest bearish sentiment, while values below 1 indicate bullish sentiment, helping traders assess market strength.

The McClellan Oscillator is a market breadth indicator derived from the difference between the 19-day and 39-day exponential moving averages of the net advances and declines of stocks. It helps traders identify potential trend reversals and market momentum.

Breadth indicators measure market sentiment by comparing advancing and declining stocks. To access them, use platforms like TradingView or MarketSmith. Look for the "Market Breadth" section or apply indicators like Advance/Decline Line (A/D) or McClellan Oscillator.

Sector rotation is a top-down investing strategy that involves transferring capital from one industry sector to another ahead of various business cycle stages in order to outperform the market.