Money Flow & Volume

The Accumulation Distribution Indicator tracks the relationship between price and volume, acting as a leading indicator of price movements. The strongest signals are divergences.

Developed by Marc Chaikin, the Chaikin Money Flow indicator often warns of breakouts and provides useful trend confirmation.

Marc Chaikin's oscillator monitors the flow of money in and out of the market.

Richard W Arms' powerful Ease of Movement indicator highlights the relationship between volume and price changes; useful for assessing the strength of a trend.

The greatest advance in the last decade, equivolume exposes price and volume interaction.

Developed by Dr Alexander Elder, the Force index combines price movements and volume to measure the strength of bulls and bears in the market.

Money Flow Index measures trend strength and warns of likely reversal points.

Developed by Joseph Granville, OBV provides a powerful measure of accumulation and distribution by comparing volume to price movements.

The Price Volume Trend indicator measures the strength of trends and warns of reversals.

Colin Twiggs' Money Flow is a derivation of the Chaikin Money Flow indicator. Position above/below the zero line gives advance indication of breakouts, while divergences warn of reversals.

Williams Accumulation Distribution is traded on divergences. When price makes a new high and the indicator fails to exceed its previous high, distribution is taking place.

Volume highlights unusual trading activity and provide powerful confirmation of price signals.

The Rate of Change formula can also be applied to volume, where it highlights changes in volume activity.

Volume Oscillator is an easy to use indicator that highlights changes in volume activity.