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Read participation behind a move: OBV, CVD, VWAP, volume oscillators. 36 scripts written in Deepwick Script, a subset of Pine Script.
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Negative Volume Index (NVI) updates only on down-volume days — emphasises the 'smart money' footprint when volume contracts. - A long-term NVI moving average crossing its own short-term MA is a classic Wyckoff accumulation signal. - Use it as a quiet confirmation filter rather than a primary trigger.
Ease of Movement measures how easily price moves per unit of volume — high EMV = price advancing on thin volume (weak trend), low EMV = price grinding on heavy volume (strong trend). - Smooth it with len to filter bar-to-bar noise. - Useful as a trend-quality filter alongside a directional indicator.
Elder's Force Index smooths (close - close[1]) × volume — combines price change with volume to express the force behind every move. - Above zero = bulls in force; below zero = bears in force. - Sharp divergences against price often precede the next day's reversal.
Chaikin Money Flow is the ratio of accumulation-flow volume to total volume over the lookback — bounded around zero, with +0.2 and -0.2 as common signal thresholds. - Sustained CMF 0.2 = strong accumulation. - Sustained CMF < -0.2 = strong distribution; rallies on the failed CMF tend to die fast.
A/D Oscillator subtracts a slow EMA of the A/D line from a fast EMA — converts the cumulative accumulation/distribution into a momentum-style oscillator. - Above zero = buyers winning; below zero = sellers winning. - Crossovers are timing tools for the broader trend.
Accumulation/Distribution Line cumulatively weights volume by where the close sits inside the bar's range — a classic A/D flow tracker. - Rising A/D = buyers absorbing supply; falling = sellers dumping. - Divergences between A/D and price often precede the actual turn.
Rolling VWAP is a moving-window equivalent of the anchored VWAP — useful when the platform doesn't reset the session (crypto, FX). - Compare the rolling VWAP to the live VWAP for a clean 'is price trending relative to its recent volume-weighted path' read.
VWAP (Volume-Weighted Average Price) is the session-anchored average price weighted by volume — the institutional fair-value benchmark for the day. - Above VWAP = buyers in control for the session. - Below VWAP = sellers in control; VWAP often acts as the first support / resistance when revisited.
On-Balance Volume (OBV) is the running total of volume signed by the bar's direction — a cumulative tape that leads price on breakouts. - Rising OBV + flat price = accumulation; falling OBV + flat price = distribution. - Divergences between OBV and price are the classic smart-money signal.
Money Flow Index (MFI) is a volume-weighted RSI — positive money flow over negative money flow, scaled to 0-100. Picks up accumulation/distribution that RSI alone misses. - Above 80 = overbought, below 20 = oversold. - Divergences with price are high-quality reversal signals. - Raise Length to filter noise in chop.
Volume-Weighted Smoothed Moving Average stacks Wilder's RMA on top of a VWMA. The VWMA captures where volume traded, the RMA smooths it with the same weighting RSI and ATR use, so the line is both flow-aware and steady. - Slower than VWMA — use it as the slow leg in a crossover pair. - Cut through the daily noise on majors and large caps. - Raise N for a more anchored volume profile.
Volume-Weighted Moving Average weighs each bar's price by its volume over the lookback. Bars with heavier flow pull the line harder, so the VWMA reflects where real money traded — not just where price ticked. - Most useful on markets with meaningful volume variation (equities, futures, large-cap crypto). - Pair with a price MA to see when price and flow diverge. - Raise N to anchor it to longer-term participation.