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MarketVolume® is a leader in the volume based technical analysis. Volume is one of the most important aspects in analysis of price trends. Respectfully, volume of advancing and declining issues delivers important information about activity in the groups of advancing and declining stocks. This information could be used to analyze indexes and predict possible future trend development. You may read the complete "Volume Analysis" article and access volume and advance/decline real-time quotes and charts on the MarketVolume's website. Below you may see a few quotes from this article.

"... the proper analysis of an index's past volume action allows analysts to anticipate its likely future trends...

...A period of trading usually initiated by a volume surge that is sufficient to stop and reverse an ongoing trend within the near future. This volume surge is indicative of a pronounced change in market sentiment and marks the critical point from where on the market is in danger of becoming 'overbought'...

...The duration of a distribution phase is extended enough to allow a sufficient number of high-priced shares to change hands from one group of mid-term traders to another.... This transfer of shares brings the market to the point where it becomes 'overbought' in the mid-term...

... The distribution phase is also prolonged enough to allow market sentiment changes to take place.... A sentiment shift takes place for the mid-term players involved: some are glad they sold, while they were in a profit zone, others who recently bought in are starting to realize that their timing was off and are now confronted with mounting losses....

...The advance/decline volume ratio can be used to determine the point at which an up-trend starts to lose momentum, as a large number of high-priced shares are switching hands ...

... the advance/decline volume ratio can also pinpoint the time when a large number of low-priced shares are being transferred from one group of investors to another....

Depending on the value of the AD volume ratio, you can make assumptions about how long and how strong a coming a trend reversal might be..."

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