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The broad market ended flat to slightly lower today. The strongest decline was noted on the Russell 2000 (0.42% loss) while DJI gained 0.17%. Of the last 12 sessions, the S&P 500 has closed red 8 times.
The S&P 500's daily volume was 2,082 million shares today, which was lower by 7% than the average daily volume sustained over the past 3 months.
| Index | Change | Open | High | Low | Close | Volume (millions) | Adv /Decl |
| NYSE Comp. | 93.13 (0.53) | 17,506.92 | 17,506.92 | 17,361.86 | 17,413.89 | 3,816 | 506 / 1,245 |
| DJI | 63.54 (0.17) | 37,992.22 | 37,992.22 | 37,713.70 | 37,798.77 | 277 | 11 / 19 |
| S&P 500 | 10.48 (0.21) | 5,064.59 | 5,079.84 | 5,039.83 | 5,051.33 | 2,082 | 151 / 349 |
| Nasdaq 100 | 6.84 (0.04) | 17,691.44 | 17,817.72 | 17,660.89 | 17,713.66 | 696 | 40 / 60 |
5-day charts (1 bar = 5 minutes) with a 20-period SBV are showing declining SBV oscillator readings at session's end. Negative money flow on this chart would suggest the possibility of negative trading tomorrow after the market open. 15-day charts (1 bar = 15 minutes) with a SBV(16) are showing negative money flow (declining SBV) as well, thus confirming 5-day chart's outlook. However, 30-day charts (1 bar = 30 minutes) are showing advancing SBV reading at this moment. However, the most recent bullish volume accumulation would favor bears as well. Still, further SBV advance on 30-day charts would indicater increased pressure of bulls and increased odds of bullish trading.
60-day charts with a 20-period SBV are now showing a small decline in SBV Oscillator readings on the S&P 500 and on the NASDAQ 100 indexes, advancing readings on the DJI index and a small advance in readings on the Russell 2000 index. The following SBV values were recorded at session's end: minus 46% on the S&P 500, minus 54% on the DJI, minus 47% on the NASDAQ 100 and minus 40% on the Russell 2000. The direction of the SBV oscillator is thus mixed at this time.
1.5-year charts with a 10-period SBV are showing declining SBV Oscillator readings on the S&P 500, on the DJI and on the Russell 2000 indexes and a small decline in readings on the NASDAQ 100 index. Declining SBV readings are bearish. The negative SBV values seen on this chart are also bearish. This chart setting suggests a bearish market sentiment.
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