NET IDOSC for DJI-30 and DIA
          
 (C) 2016 Wm. Schmidt, Ph.D.
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 NID usually coincides or leads short-term price movements.

       IDOSC was created by Marc Chaikin in 1980s.
       NID tells you each day the number of stocks in a directory
       that are rising minus those that are falling.

       Uses
           Sell rallies to price new highs where NID fails to
           confirm make a corresponding new high by a wide
           margin and turns down.  Best to use when Peerless
           is on a Sell.  Best to use when there are other non-
           confirmations of new highs.

           Sell on turns down by NID from an over-bought
           condition when Peerless is on a Sell. NID is overbought
           above +24.  But it can reach +31.

           Buy declines by prices new lows where NID fails to
           confirm and make a corresponding new low by a wide
           margin and then turns up.  Best to use when Peerless
           is on a Buy.  Best to use when there are other non-
           confirmations of new lows.

           Sell on turns up by NID from an oversold condition
           when Peerless is on a Buy.  NID is oversoldt
           below -24.  But it can reach -31.

           Recommendation:
           Download the 2005-2016 DJI+30 + DIA data files
           to DJI-2005...DJI-2016, Select one of these years
           and play with the vertical line command to see
           how well these rules played out in support of
           Peerless signals.

                             Open and Run if You are using
                             TigerSoft.
                   DJI-2005    DJI-2006   DJI-2007   DJI-2008
                   DJI-2009    DJI-2010   DJI-2011   DJI-2012
                   DJI-2013    DJI-2014   DJI-2015   DJI-2016


                   These downloads will also let you plot the charts
                   DIA each year and also rank the stocks to see
                   which ones were the "Tahiti" highest AI/200 pick
                   at the end of each year.

                   DIA - Stochastic-5 graphs for each year...

 
2005
2006
2007
 

2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016