What's New

We've had enhanced our 'sectors' app with the following;

Added a column bar which shows;

• Total number of companies Advanced and Declines within the range of <-15% to > 15%

• All decliners are shown in red color

• All advancers are shown in green color

Users can visually see the Advancers and Decliners distribution by a chart

Added additional columns to our table, which shows data for each sector. i.e.

Advancers and Decliners by 1 day return range from <-15% to >15%

To access: Click on Menu > Sector Performance

KlickAnalytics calculates a lot of derived data from market data. We just updated our volatility app to include historical standard deviations with the following periods;

1 Week

20 Days

1 Month

3 Months

100 Days

6 Months

9 Months

Year-to-date

1 Year

3 Years

and 5 Years

Defining price movement in terms of standard deviations is preferable to using percentage change because using standard deviations puts all the stocks on a level playing field. There are categories of stocks that are typically more volatile and have larger percentage price changes than other stocks. For example, low-priced small-cap stocks or high-tech stocks are typically much more volatile than lower volatility stocks such as utility stocks. If we used percentage change to define price movement, then high-volatility stocks would always dominate the list and we would miss lower-volatility stocks that might have an unusually large movement on a particular day.

This will allow our users to view price movements of any global symbol in terms of historical standard deviations and much more.