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TradeStation’s platform is famous for letting customers build their own tools. But did you know it also includes hundreds of useful indicators with special purposes, available free to everyone?
Our servers constantly track major indexes like the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 and NYSE Composite. They offer data like the number of stocks making new highs and lows, companies above their 50-day moving averages and advancing and declining issues.
This is interesting today because the market’s recent volatility has dragged some of these indexes down to surprisingly low levels. For example, did you know only 22 members of the Nasdaq-100 closed above their 50-day moving averages on September 24? It was the lowest total since April 3 as the market was rebounding from the Covid crash.
It’s also far below the long-term average of more than 60 stocks being above that key level.
The S&P 500 is in a similar situation, with just 121 members of the index over its 50-day MA.
Want more factoids like this? Here’s are some useful indexes calculated all the time, available for charting and analysis. We’ll have more in future posts.
| Symbol | Description |
| $50DMAAND | Nasdaq-100 Stocks Over 50-day MA |
| $200DMAAND | Nasdaq-100 Stocks Over 200-day MA |
| $50DMAASP | S&P 500 Stocks Over 50-day MA |
| $200DMAASP | S&P 500 Stocks Over 200-day MA |
| $50DMAARL | Russell 2000 Stocks Over 50-day MA |
| $200DMAARL | Russell 2000 Stocks Over 200-day MA |
| $50DMAAI | Dow Jones Industrial Stocks Over 50-day MA |
| $200DMAAI | Dow Jones Industrial Stocks Over 200-day MA |
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