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dklugmann  
#1 Posted : Thursday, October 20, 2005 4:37:05 PM(UTC)
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What's the best metastock indicator to indicate generally declining volume over a number of days ? Thanks David
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#2 Posted : Thursday, October 20, 2005 4:57:39 PM(UTC)
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Hey David- Not sure that I'm clear about what you're asking, but if you just want to plot volume you could create a simple indicator: [code:1:00f565092e]v;0;[/code:1:00f565092e] Also, check out cum(v); and, the obv() function... Another way might be like this: [code:1:00f565092e]pds:=Input("Periods",1,100,10); a:=Sum(v, pds); a;0;[/code:1:00f565092e] With that you could add a regression line, etc. to see where it might be going. Somehow, I don't think this is what you mean though... let me know.
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#3 Posted : Saturday, October 22, 2005 1:32:32 AM(UTC)
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dklugmann wrote:
What's the best metastock indicator to indicate generally declining volume over a number of days
Have you thought about: [list:311189b16d][*:311189b16d]comparison of the volume versus an 'ordinary' historical (moving) average? [*:311189b16d]using multiple moving averages and testing for convergence/divergence (MACD using volume instead of price)? [*:311189b16d]taking x-standard deviations of the volume to indicate when volume is 'abnormally' high or low? [*:311189b16d]combining any/all of the above?[/list:u:311189b16d] I you need any more ideas or help implementing any of these ideas, just ask. wabbit :D
dklugmann  
#4 Posted : Sunday, October 23, 2005 1:02:27 PM(UTC)
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Hi Thanks guys for your help and ideas. Much appreciated. I went for using a weighted moving average against current volume in the end. Cheers for the help. Regards David
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