Market type is a three box classification based on price and the 200 day MA. If price > 102% of the 200MA, market type is bull, if price is < 98% of 200MA, market type is bear, else it is sideways.

ADX14 is used to determine if the market is trending. A value of 25 or greater implies a trending market while a value below implies a range bound market. 

The NDX indicator (looks at the high / low range over a lookback) over the last 10 days established the short term overbought or oversold reading. The NDX over the last 12 months establishes the longer term OB/OS reading.

The z-score of the ATR% over a lookback period (100 days) establishes the three-box market volatility. The market is either Volatile, Normal or Quiet.

The Risk on or Risk Off posture is determined by the ratio of the moving average of the longer term (i.e., 30 days) to the shorter term (10 days). Typically a Risk off suggests that holding overnight positions should be avoided.

The value of the z-score of the risk instrument, in this case the vix

The historical value of the Risk Z

The components of the DJ30 sorted by 10 day change in descending order to create the list of gainers over the last 10 days.

The components of the DJ30 sorted by 10 day change in ascending order to create the list of laggards over the last 10 days.

Similar to 7 but a separate watchlist

Similar to 9 but a separate watchlist.

Fundamentals of the selected symbol

Next earnings date of symbols in the watchlist. Important for trading due to big moves that can take place post earnings release.

Date at which a particular stock goes “ex-dividend”. Important as the price of the stock drops by the amount of dividend.