medium · Volume Spread Analysis climaxes-tests-springs-upthrusts
How is 'Relative Volume' calculated for a single bar when using a simple reactive filter for immediate changes?
- Comparing current volume to the prior two bars
- Comparing the current volume to the same bar from the previous week
- Multiplying the price spread by the total shares traded
- Dividing the current volume by the 50-day moving average
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