Internals Elite NASDAQ Indicator: Overview and Functionality
Overview: The Internals Elite NASDAQ indicator is a market breadth tool designed for **NASDAQ market internals analysis**. It provides traders with a **table-based visualization** of various key market metrics that help gauge overall market strength, sentiment, and momentum.
Key Features and What It Does: The indicator fetches and displays **real-time market internals** by monitoring various breadth indicators, price action, and macroeconomic influences. It presents this data in a **color-coded table overlay** that updates dynamically to reflect changes in market sentiment. --- Market Internals Monitored:
1. TICK Index (TICKQ) - Measures short-term market sentiment by tracking the number of advancing vs. declining stocks at a given moment. - Green: Strong positive sentiment (above threshold). - Red: Weak sentiment (below threshold).
2. Advance-Decline Line (ADDQ) & Moving Average Sentiment - Tracks the net difference between advancing and declining stocks on the NASDAQ. - EMA-Based Trend Signal: - Uses a 10-period EMA to smooth ADDQ values and identify trends. - Rising EMA suggests broad market strength (bullish momentum). - Falling EMA** indicates market weakness** (bearish pressure). - Directional Arrow System: - 📈 Rising → Market internals improving (bullish). - 📉 Falling → Weakening breadth (bearish).
3. VIX (Volatility Index) & EMA Sentiment - Measures market volatility and risk sentiment. - EMA-Based VIX Trend Analysis: - Uses a 10-period EMA to track VIX momentum. - Falling VIX EMA → Market stability & bullish sentiment. - Rising VIX EMA → Increased fear & bearish conditions. - Color-Coded Risk Levels: - Green: Low VIX (market confidence). - Orange: Neutral/transition phase. - Red: High VIX (risk-off environment).
4. VWAP Deviation (% Above VWAP) - Indicates how many stocks are trading above or below the VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price). - Used for tracking institutional activity and potential market reversals.
5. M7 VWAP (Mega-Cap 7 VWAP) - Tracks VWAP levels for AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN, META, NVDA, TSLA. - Indicates whether **major tech stocks** are supporting or dragging the market.
6. Dollar Index (DXY) - Measures the strength of the U.S. Dollar relative to other currencies. - Impacts NASDAQ stocks as a weaker dollar tends to benefit tech stocks.
7. US 10-Year Treasury Yield (US10Y) - Tracks interest rate trends, which influence market liquidity and risk appetite.
8. Bitcoin Price (BTCUSD) - Cryptocurrency correlation tracking; used as a speculative risk indicator.
9. QQQ Price & Change (%) - The performance of the *ASDAQ-100 ETF (QQQ) for broader index trend confirmation.
10. Current Ticker Price Change (%) - Shows the **percentage change** of the selected stock relative to its previous close.
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### How It Helps Traders: ✅ Identifies Trend Strength → Using EMA-based ADDQ & VIX signals for sentiment confirmation. ✅ Detects Market Turning Points → Through TICKQ, VWAP deviation, and M7 VWAP. ✅ Tracks Institutional Activity→ Watching whether mega-cap tech stocks are supporting the market. ✅ Measures Risk Appetite → By integrating VIX, DXY, US10Y, and BTC into the analysis. ✅ Provides Macro Confirmation → Understanding if external factors (like bond yields) are impacting NASDAQ moves.
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Final Summary: The Internals Elite NASDAQ is a market internals dashboard that consolidates essential breadth, volatility, macro, and risk indicators into a single view. By incorporating EMA-based trend tracking for ADDQ and VIX, the indicator helps traders confirm bullish or bearish sentiment shifts and make data-driven trading decisions.
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