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TSE Growth Market Advance-Decline Ratio
Advance-decline ratios (5, 25 and 75 days) for the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market, calculated from the advancing and declining issue counts published by JPX. A reading above 120% is generally read as overbought and below 70% as oversold.
Advance-Decline Ratio Data
Ratios for the most recent 90 trading days. The Growth 250 column shows the closing price of the tracking ETF (2516).
| Date | 5-day | 25-day | 75-day | Growth 250 |
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About the Advance-Decline Ratio
The advance-decline ratio divides the total number of advancing issues over a period by the total number of declining issues. The formula is as follows.
A-D Ratio (N days) = total advancing issues over the last N trading days ÷ total declining issues over the last N trading days × 100
100% is neutral. Higher readings point to an overbought market and lower readings to an oversold one. The Growth Market is more volatile than the Prime Market, so these readings tend to swing more widely.