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Chart Analysis Tutorial Trading System
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SBV Technical Analysis - Trading Volume with ConfidenceAbout our Selling & Buying Volume (SBV) IndicatorsThe appearance of significant volume surges indicates that a large number of
contracts are changing hands. As a rule, these volume surges reflect a change in
market sentiment. They frequently precede at least a short-term price reversal. Chart
1: S&P 500 Selling & Buying Volume accumulation during up- and
down-trend The SBV indicator reflects the magnitude and duration of
"Selling surges" (which occur as the price / index moves down) and "Buying
surges" (which are created as the price / index moves up). For instance, when
the SBV indicator hits levels exceeding +33%, it reveals that the Buying volume
has exceeded the Selling volume by more than 33% (the SBV indicator will be
green). The opposite is true when the SBV indicator drops below a level of -33%
(in this case, the SBV indicator will be red). In this particular example, the
Selling volume would exceed the Buying volume by more than 33%. Sell on Buying surges and buy on Selling surges.Keeping their personal trading styles in mind, traders can set their own
critical SBV levels, which serve as triggers to initiate and close trades.
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