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The following table contains data on market advances and declines. Day Advances Declines Day Advances Declines...

The following table contains data on market advances and declines.

Day

Advances

Declines

Day

Advances

Declines

1

1,041

1,004

6

988

882

2

833

1,000

7

1,182

1,149

3

721

1,059

8

939

722

4

773

1,508

9

1,120

918

5

461

1,095

10

784

766

a. Calculate cumulative breadth. (Negative amounts should be indicated by a minus sign.)


Day        Advances            Declines              Net Advances            Cumulative Breadth

1             1,041                    1,004                 

2             833                        1,000                 

3             721                        1,059                 

4             773                        1,508                 

5             461                        1,095                 

6             988                         882                   

7             1,182                   1,149                  

8             939                         722                   

9             1,120                     918                   

10          784                         766                   

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Days Advances (A) Declines (D) Net Advances (A-D) Cumulative Breadth
                         1                                1,041                                   1,004                                      37                                    37
                         2                                    833                                   1,000                                  -167                                -130
                         3                                    721                                   1,059                                  -338                                -468
                         4                                    773                                   1,508                                  -735                             -1,203
                         5                                    461                                   1,095                                  -634                             -1,837
                         6                                    988                                       882                                   106                             -1,731
                         7                                1,182                                   1,149                                      33                             -1,698
                         8                                    939                                       722                                   217                             -1,481
                         9                                1,120                                       918                                   202                             -1,279
                       10                                    784                                       766                                      18                             -1,261

Cumulative breadth = yesterday's cumulative breadth + today's net advances

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