MrTopStep Market Imbalance Meter
See behind the price moves for a better understanding of Market Mechanics
See behind the data
Watch price action as the NYSE opens and closed
During the last 10 minutes of the NYSE session, we gather live, real-time data of the closing auction. It is arguable that the open and close are the most important trades of the day. It is a point in time where all the buyers and sellers for the day must be satisfied at a single price.It is a time-based, forced auction with price discovery between bullish and bearish forces, unlike intraday price discovery.
Watch Real Time
As institutions and funds fight to set the market close prices for the NYSE stocks. You can easily see which side the dollars are on and which way the breadth of symbols are moving
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Understand market depth
Watch as the action progresses.
Using our 1 minute snapshots watch as the symbol breadth and price lean move as we inch toward the final close
Dive into the data
Who's hot and who's not.
Check out the top 10 buy imbalances and sell imbalances to get a better feel for which stocks funds and institutions favor and which they don't.
See behind the data
See which sectors are being bought and sold
Watch for rotations in risk as you see which sectors are being bought and which are being sold.
Real Time market auction data is available everyday the NYSE is open from 8:00 am Eastern Time until the 9:30 am open and from 3:50 pm until the market closes at 4:00pm. These are the hours of the NYSE auction feed
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