This section allows you to test patterns based on simple daily moving averages of the VIX.
The VIX is the Volatility Index, created by the Chicago Board Options Exchange. It represents the expectation of volatility implied by the S&P 500 index options. For more information about the VIX click here.
1 MA > 5 MA - The 1 Day Simple Moving Average is greater than the 5 Day Moving Average.
5 MA > 25 MA - The 5 Day Simple Moving Average is greater than the 25 Day Moving Average.
25 MA > 100 MA - The 25 Day Simple Moving Average is greater than the 100 Day Moving Average.
1 MA < 5 MA - The 1 Day Simple Moving Average is less than the 5 Day Moving Average.
5 MA < 25 MA - The 5 Day Simple Moving Average is less than the 25 Day Moving Average.
25 MA < 100 MA - The 25 Day Simple Moving Average is less than the 100 Day Moving Average.
1 MA Increase - The 1-day Daily Simple Moving Average increased in value over its prior day value. This also represents a higher daily close.
1 MA Decrease - The 1-day Daily Simple Moving Average decreased in value over its prior day value. This also represents a lower daily close.
5 MA Increase - The 5-day Daily Simple Moving Average increased in value over its prior day value.
5 MA Decrease - The 5-day Daily Simple Moving Average decreased in value over its prior day value.