Volume is like votes on the price of a stock as each trade is an agreement between a buyer and a seller to exchange shares. The volume is the amount of trades that occur during each time period on a chart. Technical traders look for correlations between price action trends and the increasing and decreasing […]
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Low float stocks have a low number of shares issued in relation to high float stocks. Low float stocks usually have more volatile price action than larger float stocks. With fewer shares in the market buying and selling has a higher impact on price movement. Low float stocks tend to have larger bid/ask spreads and
Guest Post by Dan @TrendSpider The Volume Indicator (RVOL) Relative Volume is calculated by taking the ratio of current volume relative to an average. It gives you a quick way to see how much volume relative to a period and which direction it is pointing in. Features for this indicator on the TrendSpider platform: Customizable
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Volume is like votes on the price of a stock as each trade is an agreement between a buyer and a seller to exchange shares. The volume is the amount of trades that occur during each time period on a chart. Technical traders look for correlations between price action trends and the increasing and decreasing
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The Chaikin Money Flow or CMF is a technical indicator created by Marc Chaikin and is a volume-weighted average of accumulation and distribution over a specific period of time. The standard time period used for this indicator is 2o days and is usually the default setting on many charting platforms. The CMF sums money flow
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