TICKQ — Nasdaq Market Breadth

In the Antigravity cosmology: Background Radiation; its SMA200 average is the Mean Radiation. In classical language: a breadth indicator — the number of Nasdaq stocks ticking up at a given instant minus the number ticking down.

What TICKQ really is

An index price can lie through concentration: five Core singularities can drag NDX upward while hundreds of smaller bodies fall. TICKQ measures what the index price cannot show: whether the whole galaxy is breathing together. A reading of +600 means that at this second six hundred more stocks are ticking up than down — a broad market, a move carried by mass. A reading of −600 is panic across the entire population, regardless of what the giants are doing.