Post #3770 by FlyingCircus on the Mechanical Investing board

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I've asked if such a beast exists at Stockcharts. There is the alternative McClellan Oscillator, which is in a similar vein includes NYSE and Naz:
The McClellan Oscillator at StockCharts.com is ratio-adjusted to take into account the changing totals in issues traded on the NYSE and Nasdaq. Instead of using Net Advances, StockCharts.com calculates Net Advances as a percentage of advances plus declines. The result is then multiplied by 1000 to obtain whole numbers and eliminate decimals. This ratio adjustment makes it possible to compare McClellan Oscillator levels over a period of time.

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