About The Early Warning Service | |
The Early Warning Service alerts investors when a stock’s trading pattern changes significantly from its normal behaviour, by issuing Early Warning Flags. Very often these flags occur before major news events are made known and before big price changes in the stock.
The trading analysis done by the Early Warning Service goes beyond simple day-to-day comparisons of price and volume. It can detect subtle changes which are often the Early Warnings preceding a big event.
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The Early Warning Service covers the following exchanges:
- New York Stock Exchange
- NASDAQ National Market
- Toronto Stock Exchange
- American Stock Exchange
Notices to users: Data corrections and stock splits
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“The Stock Market is NOT highly efficient. Some people know more than others.”
- Mountaintopguru, January 2003
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| Latest M2NDX Graphs |
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 |  | | Click to Enlarge | Click to Enlarge | | For each stock market that the Measuredmarkets Inc. Early Warning Service covers, an index is generated for the end of each trading day. This index, an M2NDX, effectively gives a report of the actual trend of all the common equities (no preferred, rights, warrants are included) of the Exchange for that particular day. These graphs display the end-of-day pricing for the covered markets, from two different time points, and show the relative performance of each market. |
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