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With MarketVolume's Alerts you can set levels for either the Volume Moving Average (VMA) or the Index where when the VMA or the Index reaches that level, you are notified immediately of that event with a audio alert.

The MV Alerts can be an invaluable tool for investors who are too busy to keep track of our charts all the time. With MV Alerts you just need to set them and let the computer do the rest!

MarketVolume™ has three different groups of indicators for use with our JavaVolume™ Charts. These are the exchange volume, index volume, and MarketVolume (MV) select indicators. From this menu, you can access any of our indicators, depending on your access level.

With the 'New Chart' item, you can open a new chart with the exact same settings and period of the chart you are viewing.

This has to be one of the most important tools for our indicators. This is where you select the moving average period to apply to the volume. Normally, volume can be somewhat turbulent, you may see spikes here and there due to some large trades. With the volume moving average (VMA) you can smooth out those fluctuations, that way you can see where the general direction of the volume is going (i.e. increasing or decreasing).

Generally when an index decreases and a volume moving average increases at the same time, you can expect a reversal in the index at the point when the volume begins to decrease again. The same is true for when an index is increasing.

Be careful! You should not set the volume moving average too high or too low, as you with either smooth out the volume too much, or it will become too erratic. For example, on a 5 day chart, a 60 minute VMA works best, and for a 1 day chart, a 30 minute VMA works well.

From the view menu you can change many aspects of how you see our JavaVolume™ charts.

Averaged Volume & Summed Volume are ways in which you can see the volume data. Averaged Volume is set by default and only applies to periods of 5 days or more. Averaged Volume always based on one-minute volume ticks, and means that when you are viewing a 5 day chart (5 minute bars or ticks) that each volume bar is the AVERAGE volume of FIVE one minute ticks, or on a 15 day chart (15 minute ticks), each volume bar represents the average of 15 minutes of volume. Summed Volume uses the same principles as averaged volume, but here we just add the one minute volume ticks together, we do not average them out.

MarketVolume™ offers the standard charting methods used to display the index. When you select Bar you will se the standard OPEN, HIGH, LOW, CLOSE points on the index. Line is simply the closing point of the index, and percent displays what percent the index has moved up or down.