The Market Radar Screen is based on a trading flow study of the entire portfolio of stocks we currently track. It was developed with the primary purpose of finding hidden accumulation or distribution modes of the market; it can be used as a predictive indicator of the best time to trade.

Interpretation:
Consider to buy when a hidden accumulation picture is clearly identifiable - you might expect an uptrend at this point.
Consider to sell when a hidden distribution picture is clearly identifiable - you might expect a downtrend at this point.

Market Radar Screen - a momentum indicator that represents the entire market data in graphical form.

Allows a user to determine the current mode of the market (distribution or accumulation) and also shows the direction the market equilibrium is tilted.

X-axis (horizontal) represents the 'Money Flow' value of every stock we analyze. Left side [MF-] represents negative values and Right side [MF+] represents positive values

Y-axis (vertical) represents the 'Price Change' value of every stock we analyze. Bottom side [P-] represents negative values and Top side [P+] represents positive values.

The combination of 'Price Change' and 'Money Flow' values of the specific stock is plotted as a blue point on the chart.

Market Radar Screen consists of 4 quadrants, according to 4 possible money flow modes:

1. inflow [IN] - price of the stock went up and more 'buy' then 'sell' orders are detected
2. negative divergency [ND] - price of the stock went up but more 'sell' orders are detected
3. outflow [OUT] - price of the stock went down and more 'sell' orders are detected
4. positive divergency [PD] - price of the stock went down but more 'buy' orders are detected

Clearly identifiable market modes: