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Sherman McCellan – Timing the Market with Unique Indicators

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The ability to time the Market bottom of a correction is the holy grail of trading. There are not many tools out there that can consistently indicate when a rabid market correction is done. Throughout my decade-long trading career, I have found one indicator that can consistently do so: The McClellan Oscillator.

The McClellan Oscillator’s overall goal is to measure how much money is in the stock market. This liquidity measurement is useful because the more liquidity the Market has, the higher it will go!

What Is The McClellan Oscillator?

The McClellan Oscillator is an indicator used to show the breadth of the market in terms of advancing and declining issues in a stock exchange. The indicator fully reflects the changes in the sentiment of the market as an index, strong shifts in the indexes are referred to as breadth thrusts. Through divergence or confirmation, the indicator can also be used to measure the strength of the index trend. So in other words, it can predict future rallies as well as its ability to indicate when corrections are done.


How To Read The McClellan Oscillator

The McClellan Oscillator tends to be much harder to read and interpret than other indicators, take a look at the indicator below, where it’s used to measure the breadth of the  NYSE Composite Index.

An above-zero reading indicates that the index is on the rise while readings below zero indicate that the index is on the decline.
A combination of a rising index and a falling oscillator is a warning that the index is about to start going down, while, when the index is on the decline and the oscillator is on the rise, this is an indication that the index is about to start rising. This is what is referred to as divergence.

A change that is noticeable, such as a move of 100 points or more from a negative reading to a positive one is referred to as a breadth thrust. If this occurs, it may be an indication that a strong reversal from a downtrend to an uptrend is about to occur.

Readings +150 indicate the indicator is overbought, while -150 indicates the indicator is oversold.

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