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By Adam Milton, About.com Guide to Day Trading

The Trin, the Ticks, and the Tiki (not related to the good, the bad, and the ugly)

Sunday January 20, 2008

The Trin, Ticks, and Tiki are known as market internals, because they provide information about what is happening inside the markets. For example, the Ticks shows at a glance how many stocks are increasing in price and how many are decreasing in price at any given moment. The Trin, Ticks, and Tiki are not really indicators (in the sense of the MACD or the DMI), but they can be used as indicators when day trading.

Many beginning day traders are unaware that the Trin, Ticks, and Tiki exist, and many experienced day traders do not know how to use them to their full potential. The following articles will explain what these market internals are, the information that they provide, and give a brief overview of how they can be used in day trading :

The above articles will provide a basic understanding of the Trin, Ticks, and Tiki, and I will provide more detailed information when I release my complete trading systems that are based upon the market internals.

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