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Down Volume definition :
When a stock decreases in value on a particular day, the volume in that stock is considered down volume. Related: Up volume.
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See also: Down Volume, Liquidity, Net Volume, Negative Volume Index (NVI), On Balance Volume (OBV), Positive Volume Index (PVI), Upside/Downside Ratio, Up Volume ...

Also see Up volume and Down volume. Up volume When a stock closes increases in value on a particular day, the volume in that stock is considered up volume. Related: Down volume.

If the price decreased, it is 'down volume'. You compute on-balance volume by adding 'up volume' to the previous day's on-balance volume and subtracting 'down volume' to find the current on-balance volume.

Also known as TRading INdex (TRIN):= #advancing issues/#declining issues Total up volume/total down volume. An advance/decline market indicator. Less than 1.0 indicates bullish demand, while above 1.0 is bearish.

Also known as a trading index (TRIN)= (number of advancing issues)/ (number of declining
issues) (Total up volume )/ (total down volume). An advance/decline market indicator. Less than 1.0 indicates
bullish demand, while above 1.0 is bearish.

Arms index: Also called trading index (TRIN), a market indicator used in technical analysis taken by dividing the ratio of advancing and declining issues by the ratio of up and down volume.

Arms index Also known as a trading index (TRIN)= (number of advancing issues)/ (number of declining issues) (Total up volume )/ (total down volume). An advance/decline market indicator. Less than 1.0 indicates bullish demand, while above 1.

down volume When a stock closes in negative territory on the day, the volume in that stock is c downgrade A negative change in ratings for a security; two common examples are an analyst's...

See also: Banks, Expense, Bills, Net present value, Values

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