Some slight statistical changes. Annoyingly, Google decided to split their stock, so the S&P 500 is technically the S&P 501
Google’s long-awaited two-for-one stock split, announced nearly two years ago, has finally arrived, a development that will help cement founders Larry Page‘s and Sergey Brin’s control over the Internet search giant.
For the S&P 500, despite the 1-day decline, the market Meter remains largely unchanged.
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Another statistical change for the Russell 2000, instead of 1812 stocks, it's now 1807. I'm not sure how or why these changes happen, I'm just posting the data based on what comes up within the scans.
For the Russell 2000, while there were some slight changes, the Bullish & Bearish totals remain the same.
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