Great video! Short and full of useful info. This video has more actual useful content than many 2 hour video. Thank you for posting it.

Always look forward to your videos, will definitely read up on the whitepaper today. Thanks Matt, have a good memorial day weekend.

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RS ,UN/DOWN VOLUM , INTEREST RATE VS HIGH YIELD BODN , 52 WEEK HIGH AND LOW ,MOVING AVERAGE

Great educational video! Thank you

Great Video! Thanks Matt

Thank you, Matt.

Thank you Matt 🙏 , you're the man!

Thank you SIR

thanks a lot for making these videos. Your videos are always very clear and insightful for new traders to understand the nuances of the markets.

Cant get my mind on whats the difference between up/down volume and OBV indicator

Thank you ,Caruso.

Matt, fine video. I agree with almost everything you said. I make a bunch of suggestions below. I believe you have enough knowledge and experience to pull it off. - - - You may conclude what I've suggested would require another video. I assume you would-be OK with that. I suggest you change the sequence in which you present the material. Specifically, break it into 3 parts. * Part A discusses your analysis of the overall market. * Part B discusses the basis for your decisions in regard to your portfolio construction. * Part C discusses your analysis of individual securities. Details below. In regard to Part A, in addition to reviewing some broad market indicators, please include your overall conclusions and, more importantly, what changes you would make in your portfolio because of what you see in the market. In regard to Part B, this part would answer two questions: (1) What are going to be your revised security groups (equities, bonds, money markets, gold, commodities, etc.) in your portfolio? (2) What portion (%) of your funds do you plan to allocate to each group? In regard to Part C, I think you need to make an opening statement that you base all your buy/hold/sell decisions on technical analysis. That is, you do not do any form of fundamentals analysis or analysis of a company's finances, customers, markets, suppliers, and industry. Then, please discuss how you decide which stocks/ETFs to closely analyze. For example do you use some screening app? If yes, what are your screening criteria? How many individual stocks/ETFs do you analyze in a week? When analyzing an individual stock/ETF, I believe only 3 indicators are needed: the first two are the MA of the price of the security and the RS. I have been looking closely at charts for about 15 years now. After checking out indicators like MACD, Stochastics, RSI, etc. etc. I've concluded they are all saying the same thing. Once a person decides on his wavelength (50 days, 200 days, etc.), they go up and down in parallel, thus giving no more insight as to what action to take, making them redundant. The third indictor is some type of a "Volatility" measure of the stock/ETF. Some possibilities are: Maximum Drawdown in the last 10 Years. Average Return from Year to Year. Worst Year. By the way, the EMA (Exponential Moving Average) is better indicator than the MA. Because it gives more weight to recent prices, it gives buy/sell signals earlier. I am a great believer in what Greg Davies (Barclays) & Arnaud de Servigny (Deutsche Bank) said, - “The idea is not to forecast turning points, but rather to capture turning points rapidly, once they have taken place.” - - - Apply the EMA to both the price of the security and to the RS line.

For the up/down ratio being used in index, noted QQQ now in new high the up down ratio lower when QQQ was at lower high, is that being affected overall lower volume seasonally?

amazing explanation, reasoning and logic. What is RS 134,12 on your chart? Which MA do you use for RS?