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19 December 2014

Indikator-indikator volume

Indikator-indikator volume

Salah satu indikator utama dalam transaksi pasar adalah volume transaksi. Volume transaksi menunjukkan aktivitas pelaku pasar yang terlibatnya, kekuatan dan intensitasnya. Jika terdapat tren bullish yang stabil volume akan naik jika harganya melejit dan menurun jika haranya anjlok. Hal yang sama terjadi pada waktu tren bearish, volumenya meningkat ketika harga menurun dan anjlok jika harga mengingkat. Volume selalu berada sedikit di depan harga, itu adalah suatu fitur utamanya. Biasanya tidak ada kemungkinan untuk menunjukkan volumetransaksi riil di pasar forex, oleh karena itu ada sebuah indikator bernama “Volume”. Indikator itu menunjukkan, jumlah perubahan harga selama waktu satu bar. Indikator itu menunjukkan aktivitas perubahan harga. Dianggap bahwa aktivitas itu mempunyai korelasi tinggi dengan volume perdagangan yang riil.
Accumulation/Distribution is a volume-based technical analysis indicator designed to reflect cumulative inflows and outflows of money for an asset by comparing close prices with highs and lows and weighting the relation by trading volumes.
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Money Flow Index (MFI) is a technical indicator developed to estimate money inflow intensity into a certain asset by comparing price increases and decreases over a given period, but also taking into consideration trading volumes.
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On-Balance Volume (OBV) is a cumulative volume-based tool intended to show the relation between the amount of deals and asset’s price movements.
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Volume indicator is a technical analysis tool, which reflects trading activity of investors for a given time period.
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Accumulation/Distribution Indicator - AD Indicator

Accumulation/Distribution Indicator - AD Indicator

Accumulation/Distribution Definition

Accumulation/Distribution is a volume-based technical analysis indicator designed to reflect cumulative inflows and outflows of money for an asset by comparing close prices with highs and lows and weighting the relation by trading volumes.

How to Use Accumulation/Distribution

The Accumulation/Distribution line is used for trend confirmation or possible turning points identification purposes.
Trend confirmation:
  • An uptrend in prices is confirmed if A/D line is rising;
  • A downtrend in prices is confirmed if A/D line is falling.
Divergence pattern analysis:
  • Rising A/D line along with decreasing prices indicates the downtrend may be weakening to a bullish reversal;
  • Falling A/D along with rising prices indicates the uptrend may be weakening to a bearish reversal.
Accumulation/Distribution Indicator
Accumulation/Distribution (A/D) Indicator

Accumulation/Distribution Indicator Formula (Calculation)

A/D(t) = [((C – L) – (H – C)) / (H – L)] x Vol + A/D(t-1),
where:
A/D(t) – current Accumulation/Distribution value;
A/D(t-1) – previous Accumulation/Distribution value;
H – current high;
L – current low;
C – close price;
Vol – volume.

How to use in trading platform

Use the indicator in action, download one of the trading platforms offered by IFC Markets
See how to use in NetTradeX trading platform, watch the video.
For more information how to set the indicator in the terminal please click here.
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Money Flow Index - MFI Indicator

Money Flow Index - MFI Indicator

Money Flow Index Definition

Money Flow Index (MFI) is a technical indicator developed to estimate money inflow intensity into a certain asset by comparing price increases and decreases over a given period, but also taking into consideration trading volumes.

How to Use Money Flow Index

The indicator can be used to identify whether an asset is overbought or oversold, as well as to determine possible turning points.
Analyzing extreme (overbought/oversold) areas:
  • If MFI climbs above 80, the asset is generally considered to be overbought. A sell signal appears if MFI crosses the overbought area boundary from above;
  • If MFI drops below 20, the asset is generally considered to be oversold. A buy signal appears if MFI crosses the oversold area boundary from below.
Divergence patterns analysis:
  • Rising MFI along with decreasing prices indicates the downtrend may be weakening;
  • Falling MFI along with rising prices indicates the uptrend may be weakening.
MFI Indicator
Money Flow Index (MFI) Indicator

Money Flow Index Formula (Calculation)

The following steps are required to calculate the index:
1. TP = (H + L + C) / 3;
2. MF = TP*Vol;
3. MR = Sum(MF+) / Sum(MF-);
4. MFI = 100 – (100 / (1 + MR)),
where:
TP – typical price;
H – current high;
L – current low;
C – close price;
MF – money flow (positive (MF+) if current TP > previous TP, negative (MF-) otherwise);
Vol – volume;
MR – money ratio.

How to use in trading platform

Use the indicator in action, download one of the trading platforms offered by IFC Markets
See how to use in NetTradeX trading platform, watch the video.
For more information how to set the indicator in the terminal please click here.
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On-Balance Volume - OBV Indicator

On-Balance Volume - OBV Indicator

On Balance Volume Definition

On-Balance Volume (OBV) is a cumulative volume-based tool intended to show the relation between the amount of deals and asset’s price movements.

How to Use On Balance Volume

The On-Balance Volume line is used for trend confirmation or possible turning points identification purposes.
Trend confirmation:
  • An uptrend in prices is confirmed if the line is rising;
  • A downtrend in prices is confirmed if the line is falling.
Divergence pattern analysis:
  • Rising OBV line along with decreasing prices indicates the downtrend may be weakening to a bullish reversal;
  • Falling OBV along with rising prices indicates the uptrend may be weakening to a bearish reversal.
OBV Indicator
On-Balance Volume (OBV) Indicator

On-Balance Volume Formula (Calculation)

OBV(t) = OBV(t-1) + Vol, if C(t) > C(t-1);
OBV(t) = OBV(t-1) – Vol, if C(t) < C(t-1);
OBV(t) = OBV(t-1), if C(t) = C(t-1),
where:
t – current period;
t-1 – previous period;
C – close price;
Vol – volume.

How to use in trading platform

Use the indicator in action, download one of the trading platforms offered by IFC Markets
See how to use in NetTradeX trading platform, watch the video.
For more information how to set the indicator in the terminal please click here.
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Forex Volume Indicator

Forex Volume Indicator

Volume Indicator Definition

Volume indicator is a technical analysis tool, which reflects trading activity of investors for a given time period.

How to Use Volume Indicator

Volume indicator is generally used together with price analysis to confirm trend strength or highlight its weakness and therefore identify possible upcoming reversals.
Trend confirmation:
  • Rising trading volumes during an uptrend confirms bullish mood;
  • Rising trading volumes during a downtrend confirms bearish mood.
Trend weakness:
  • If volumes are falling while prices are increasing, that may be a sign of uptrend weakness, as demand for the asset may cease at higher prices.
Volume Indicator
Volumes Indicator

Forex Volumes Calculation

Volume = total value/number of transactions during a given period.

How to use in trading platform

Use the indicator in action, download one of the trading platforms offered by IFC Markets
See how to use in NetTradeX trading platform, watch the video.
For more information how to set the indicator in the terminal please click here.
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