Enterprise Bancorp Inc - Money Flow Index - MarketXLS
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Money Flow Index
Live46.29
Returns the Money Flow Index, identifying overbought or oversold assets using price and volume data.
How calculated | 100-(100/(1+moneyflow ratio)) |
Example usage | =MoneyFlowIndex("MSFT") - Returns MoneyFlowIndex value for 14 day period =MoneyFlowIndex("MSFT",20) - Returns MoneyFlowIndex value for 20 day period =MoneyFlowIndex("MSFT",20,"9/1/2022") - Returns MoneyFlowIndex value for 20 day period with start date 1 September 2022 |
Notes | An MFI reading above 80 is considered overbought and an MFI reading below 20 is considered oversold |
Assets | Stocks, ETFs, Mutual Funds, Currencies, Cryptocurrencies |
| Stock | Money Flow Index |
|---|---|
EBTC | 46.29 |
INDB | 43.73 |
WASH | 53.04 |
UNB | 34.39 |
WBS | 44.23 |
SAL | 0.00 |
BRKL | 29.67 |
NBN | 58.43 |
CAC | 56.35 |
Enterprise Bancorp Inc
EBTC 
NGS
Sector: Financial Services
Industry: Savings & Cooperative Banks
32.07
USD
-0.04
(-0.12%)
Previous close: 32.11 Open: 31.5999 Bid: 22.76 Ask: 34.03
52 week range
22.60 34.10
Mkt Cap: 404 M Avg Vol (90 Days): 21,558
Last updated: Monday 4th November 2024
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