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Market Harmonics - Nasdaq Sentiment Index

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DollarDollar
The NASDAQ Sentiment Index (NDSI) is a daily sentiment indicator developed by Market Harmonics that measures bullish v.s. bearish sentiment relative to NASDAQ trading. Like most sentiment-based indicators, the NDSI is designed to track extremes in either bullish or bearish sentiment as signals of trend reversal in the NASDAQ, and therefore operates as a contrarian indicator.  
 
When interpreting the NDSI, keep in mind the following:  
 
1) Divergences between the NDSI and NASDAQ Index are signals that warn of reversals, especially at extremes.  
 
2) The NDSI uses momentum formulas in its construction. Therefore, two key things to look out for are:  
 
 
a) The distance of the signal line from the zero line. The further from the zero line, the more mature the trend, and the greater the reversal to come.  
 
b) The "speed" of the signal line indicates the strength of the underlying sentiment trend. This is determined by how much the signal line leads its moving average, and how much distance it covers day to day.  
3/18/14
DinkDink
This index doesn't appear to have any notable upper/lower bound so how does one interpret it? 3/18/14
DollarDollar
Divergences between the NDSI and NASDAQ Index are signals that warn of reversals, especially at extremes.  
 
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3/18/14
TnRevolutionTnRevolution
Great post Dollar, thanks. 3/18/14
Tim KnightTim Knight
Beauty! 3/19/14
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