volume indicator for chart trading

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Volume Indicator

Description:

Plots daily volume, normally shown as a histogram.

Conventional Analysis:

Used to confirm strength of a move or breakout.

Additional Analysis:

A market move accompanied by increasing volume is generally more likely to continue in the same direction, whereas a move accompanied by decreasing volume is less likely to continue. Decreasing volume indicates decreasing participation
among investors, and a general lack of conviction which often precedes a change in trend. In addition, a significant decline in volume for an extended period is characteristic of a bear market.

Technical Analysis Studies Available to you are:

Bollinger Bands
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
Directional Movement Index (DMI)
Displaced Moving Average
Envelope
Exponential Moving Average
Highest High / Highest Low
High / Low Moving Average
Historic Volatility
Least Square Linear Regression
Line Oscillator
MACD
Momentum
Moving Average Lines
Moving Standard Deviation
Oscillator
Wilder's Parabolic
Larry Williams' Percent R
Rate of Change
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Slow Stochastic
Stochastics
Volume and Open Interest
Variable Moving Average
Weighted Close
Williams' Accumulation / Distribution Index

You can adjust parameters of each indicator to suit you.

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