S&P 500 Shows $141 Million Sell Imbalance at Market Open
Market-on-open imbalances indicate a net sell order of $141 million for the S&P 500. Nasdaq 100, Dow 30, and Magnificent 7 groups show smaller net buy imbalances.
marketwatch.comMarket-on-open order imbalances released Tuesday show a $141 million net sell imbalance for the S&P 500 index. The same data set recorded a $16 million net buy imbalance for the Nasdaq 100, an $8 million net buy imbalance for the Dow 30, and a $5 million net buy imbalance for the Magnificent 7 stocks.
The figures reflect the difference between buy and sell orders submitted before the regular trading session begins. Positive values indicate excess buy interest; negative values indicate excess sell interest. Traders use these numbers to anticipate opening price pressure on individual stocks and broad indexes.
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Traders may adjust opening bids and offers based on the reported imbalances.
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