Athere any decent (and inexpensive) sites that post some of the key (but more obscure) market indicators like Ansbacher, OEX put/call and non-interest-sensitive A/D lines? (I already know about stockcharts and I don't believe it has any of the above.)
Not free, but Astrikos.com is the best website for indicators that I have ever seen. I generally refuse to pay for anything except realmoney, a squawkbox and them, because there is so much free commentary out there, but astrikos is the real deal. They have some astrological stuff which I don't follow and some people will ridicule, but let them. Their indicators (they call them "tells") are the best of seen. Sort of like a real time (or daily anyway) traders almanac type thing. Cheers.
astrikos has a great free page with lots of info on prem, trin, vix and much more that updates frequently . Are there things on the paid site that are superior to the free site for e-mini trading? But I've also noticed that the numbers can be different than what I get from my brokers and I don't which are more accurate.
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