There are two ways to do this is to plot a 10ma on price.

Jump to $NYAD

Hold down CTRL-C and change the comparison ticker to whatever ticker you want to compare

You could also create a 2-chart layout and keep the $NYAD with an average in one (the child chart without a symbol or indicator synch) and then use the other (the parent chart)

Here is a video on layouts:

View multiple symbols or multiple views of the same symbol using Layouts

Bamilus it isn't just Rita. It is a whole combination of many factors. Remember the market is usually about 6 months ahead.
Market technical condition of course counts too. But look around you, and remember the market is about people and their reactions to many situations and that of course includes natural disasters, employment, wages, cost of education, price of goods and many more. I will not have the time to give you a detailed sense of the situation, but practice yourself by trying to read economic indicators, keep track of the political agenda, don't forget about China, and North Korea. The situation in Middle East isn't over by any means. I am sure that they are watching and will try to enhance the punishment on an already beaten nation.
Take care.

That is some stinky breath. Still about 30 mi to market close this can even get worse. In fact that is the trend. I do not think volume will surpass 1.8 bil for the NAD today, but we will see at the closing.
Like I said yesterday, wait no longet to take your long profits off the table and put your shorts to work.
good luck

after the market close. Trading of NWAC was halted in after hours session.
Good luck.

Yes Petry, may be you are correct. Your brokerage way may be best for the young apprentice.

Bamilus go easy on the books. You do not need all of that info, most times garbage, to invest or trade. Your personality is the most important trait to this game, and that will dictate most of the time your failure or success.
Now about your broker questions. You most definitely do not need direct access. Forget about MB, cybertrade, etc, etc. Those are for a very specific type of daytrader, and for what you tell us you will not be there in a while. It takes a minimun of $25,000 to really day trade. It is call regulation T, which flags your account as a daytrader pattern if you buy and sell a stock more than once on a 3 day period. If you equity falls below $25,000 you are done. You cannot daytrade until the requirement is filled or your daytrade pattern is remove from the account, which will force you to wait the 3 day period to settle a trade. Then you wouldn't be a daytrader anymore. You could still buy and sell, but not as you please.
So since you will not be into daytrading for a while, look for a discount broker. Scotttrade is very cheap, and have phone support (about $14 per full trade). There may be cheaper ones out there, but I am not sure.
Ameritrade is also good, but a little more expensive about $22 per full trade.
Good luck.