Daily NYSE McClellan Oscillator Chart

NYSE McClellan Oscillator

 

RASI Shows Depth of Correction

 
weekly Chart In Focus

The Ratio-Adjusted Summation Index (RASI) for the NYSE is down to -522 and still falling.  This is low enough to mark a decent end point for an ordinary market correction.  Yes, it can go lower than this, especially in a determined bear market.  But a low reading like this in a long term uptrend is a nice thing to see.

When my parents first created the McClellan Oscillator in 1969, they were initially looking at just the individual exponential moving averages (EMAs) of the daily... Read More

 

 

NYSE: 09/30/2026

 Issues Volume(000s)
Advances 1018   2060470
Declines 1628   2200784
Difference -610   -140314
10% Trend -471 . 868 -748382
5% Trend -327 . 890 -497573
McC OSC -143 . 978 -250809
PRIOR McC OSC -143 . 478 -299569
SUMM Index -983 . 097 -2718451
PRIOR SUMM Index -839 . 119 -2467642
A-D for OSC UNCH -616   -999 *
A-D for OSC=0 2264   4017 *
*million shares
 
DJIA Close 50906.05
PRIOR Close 51349.92
DJIA CHG -443.87
DOW Price OSC -347.59
PRIOR DOW Price OSC -305.78
Price OSC UNCH'D 51586.15
 
 
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Market Breadth Data Notes

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  • This reflects final readings for the indicators covered.
  • Values for indicators calculated using preliminary numbers released just after the close usually differ slightly from these numbers.
  • We usually recommend that readers keep their own data for themselves, but this is a useful way to check and see if your numbers agree with ours.

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