What Breadth Measures:
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Breadth compares:

● The number of stocks on the Bull List
● Versus the number of stocks on the Bear List

Interpreting the Breadth:

● 100% of stocks on the Bull List → Breadth is maxed out
● 50% of stocks on the Bull List → Breadth shows 50%

The breadth value reflects the percentage of market participation in bullish conditions.

How to Use It:

● Watch for crossovers on the breadth chart

● Example:

○ A bullish cross signals strength
○ A bearish cross signals weakness
○ Another bullish cross confirms renewed strength

Key Point:
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​Only trade in the direction of the breadth. Aligning trades with these crossovers makes trading significantly easier.