Correlation | BlackRock Credit Allocation Income Trust and NASDAQ Composite Index Correlation | Moses Simple Correlation Chart | AmibrokerAcademy

19 July 2021

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We sometime bench mark two stock price action or stock price with index. The following example, we benchmark BlackRock Credit Allocation Income Trust and US NASDAQ Composite stock index. Besides correlation we use other tools such as 1) Ichimoku Cloud, 2) Support Resistance (using box), 3) River (moving average), 4) GMMA and Woodies CCI, 5) Bollinger Bands and Moving Averages, and 6) MACD to analyze chart. See our simple reading of price action.

We occasionally, we apply wave theory onto chart. Such as well know Elliott Waves. Just in case you are not familiar with Elliott Waves. Elliott was from Ralph Nelson Elliott.

Ralph Nelson Elliott a professional accountant, after analyzing close to 75 years worth of stock data, Elliott discovered that stock markets, thought to behave in a somewhat chaotic manner, actually didn’t.

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1) BlackRock Credit Allocation Income Trust and NASDAQ Composite Index Correlation

We study price action we see BlackRock Credit Allocation Income Trust price action begin to go from low to high. Price Action continues to go higher and have not pullback. We see NASDAQ Composite Index price action also goes from low to high. Benchmark both BlackRock Credit Allocation Income Trust and NASDAQ Index, you can see both have the bull trend.

Trade what you see.

Price Action and moving averages:
BTZ, BlackRock Credit Allocation Income Trust price action has closed above its Short time (20 period) moving average.
Short time (20) moving average is currently above mid-time (50), AND above long time (100) moving averages.
20, 50 and 100 MA are above longer time (200) MA.

Bollinger Bands:
BTZ, BlackRock Credit Allocation Income Trust price action has closed below upper band.
Bollinger Bands are wider than normal.

Price and moving averages:
^IXIC, NASDAQ Composite Index price action has closed below its Short time (20 period) moving average.
Short time (20) moving average is currently above mid-time (50), AND above long time (100) moving averages.

20, 50 and 100 MA are above
longer time (200) MA.

Bollinger Bands:
^IXIC, NASDAQ Composite Index price action has closed above bottom band.
Bollinger Bands are narrower than normal.

Remember, we just read what the chart said. Have fun!

20210714 BlackRock Credit Allocation Income Trust and NASDAQ Composite Index Correlation

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The above result is for illustration purpose. It is not meant to be used for buy or sell decision. We do not recommend any particular stocks. If particular stocks of such are mentioned, they are meant as demonstration of Amibroker as a powerful charting software and MACD. Amibroker can program to scan the stocks for buy and sell signals.

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