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Volume V6
Title:
Volume V6
Author:
drsamgeorge
Creation note:
Created by drsamgeorge with AI assistance.
Short description:
A beginner-friendly volume analysis dashboard that highlights accumulation, dry pullbacks, pocket-pivot style demand, high-demand volume bars, and distribution warnings.
[bFull publication description:
Volume V6 is a volume-based decision support indicator designed to help traders read whether volume is leaning toward accumulation, neutral action, or distribution.
It is built to make volume easier to understand, especially for beginners. Instead of only showing raw volume bars, it adds a score, dashboard, colored volume bars, main-chart arrows, and simple labels that explain what type of volume event may be happening.
How to start using it:
1. Add Volume V6 to your chart.
2. Start on the Daily timeframe if you are new. The high-volume and low-volume markers are easiest to understand on daily, weekly, and monthly charts.
3. Look first at the dashboard. The Volume Verdict gives the simplest summary: BUY / ACCUMULATE, ADD ON DRY-UP, DISTRIBUTION, SELL / DEFEND, or NEUTRAL.
4. Check the Accumulation Score. Positive numbers suggest demand is stronger. Negative numbers suggest supply is stronger.
5. Look at the colored volume bars and chart markers. These show what kind of volume event happened on that candle.
6. Always compare the signal with price trend, support/resistance, and your own risk plan.
The indicator combines several practical volume concepts into one visual tool:
Main symbols and what they suggest:
- BUY: Demand and accumulation conditions are lining up. This suggests buyers may be taking control, but it is still a confirmation signal, not a guaranteed entry.
- ADD: Volume has dried up during a constructive pullback. This suggests selling pressure may be light while the larger setup remains supportive.
- TRIM: Early supply pressure is appearing. This suggests caution and possible risk reduction.
- SELL: Distribution pressure is strong enough to defend capital. This suggests sellers may be in control.
- PPV: Pocket-pivot style demand, where upside volume exceeds recent downside volume. This suggests institutional-style demand may be appearing.
- BS: Bull Snort. This marks very large bullish volume with the close near the high, suggesting aggressive demand.
- Dry: Very low volume. This can be constructive during a calm pullback, but weak if price is already breaking down.
- HVQ+: Highest-volume bar in roughly a quarter, with a bullish candle. This suggests major demand or buying interest.
- HVQ-: Highest-volume bar in roughly a quarter, with a bearish candle. This suggests major supply or selling pressure.
- HVY+: Highest-volume bar in roughly a year, with a bullish candle. This suggests unusually strong demand.
- HVY-: Highest-volume bar in roughly a year, with a bearish candle. This suggests unusually strong supply.
- HVE+: Highest-volume bar in the loaded lookback, with a bullish candle. This suggests an extreme demand event.
- HVE-: Highest-volume bar in the loaded lookback, with a bearish candle. This suggests an extreme supply event.
- LVQ: Lowest-volume bar in roughly a quarter. This suggests volume has dried up.
- LVY: Lowest-volume bar in roughly a year. This suggests a major volume dry-up.
- Verdict HMA: A Hull moving average on the main chart, colored by the current volume verdict.
What the arrows suggest:
- Blue up arrows such as HVQ+, HVY+, and HVE+ mark bullish high-volume extremes. They suggest that a large amount of volume came in on a candle that closed bullish.
- Red down arrows such as HVQ-, HVY-, and HVE- mark bearish high-volume extremes. They suggest that a large amount of volume came in on a candle that closed bearish.
- BUY arrows suggest demand confirmation.
- SELL or TRIM down markers suggest supply pressure or risk-management warnings.
- ADD markers suggest a possible constructive pullback area when volume dries up.
How beginners can read it:
Start with the dashboard. The Volume Verdict gives the simplest interpretation. A positive score suggests accumulation or demand. A negative score suggests distribution or supply. Neutral means the evidence is mixed.
Then check the chart markers:
- BUY is a confirmation signal, not a guaranteed entry.
- ADD is usually most useful after a strong trend when a pullback happens on low volume.
- TRIM and SELL are risk-management warnings.
- PPV and BS show strong demand bars, but they should still be checked against trend, support, resistance, and market conditions.
The Accumulation Score ranges from -100 to +100:
- Above zero: demand is generally stronger than supply.
- Near zero: mixed or unclear volume.
- Below zero: supply is generally stronger than demand.
Suggested use:
Use this indicator as a confirmation tool alongside price structure, support/resistance, moving averages, trend, and risk management. It is not intended to predict the future or replace a trading plan.
If in doubt insert the code into AI and clarify.
Important:
This script is for education and research only. It is not financial advice. No indicator can guarantee profitable trades. Always use position sizing, stops, and your own judgment.
Volume V6
Author:
drsamgeorge
Creation note:
Created by drsamgeorge with AI assistance.
Short description:
A beginner-friendly volume analysis dashboard that highlights accumulation, dry pullbacks, pocket-pivot style demand, high-demand volume bars, and distribution warnings.
[bFull publication description:
Volume V6 is a volume-based decision support indicator designed to help traders read whether volume is leaning toward accumulation, neutral action, or distribution.
It is built to make volume easier to understand, especially for beginners. Instead of only showing raw volume bars, it adds a score, dashboard, colored volume bars, main-chart arrows, and simple labels that explain what type of volume event may be happening.
How to start using it:
1. Add Volume V6 to your chart.
2. Start on the Daily timeframe if you are new. The high-volume and low-volume markers are easiest to understand on daily, weekly, and monthly charts.
3. Look first at the dashboard. The Volume Verdict gives the simplest summary: BUY / ACCUMULATE, ADD ON DRY-UP, DISTRIBUTION, SELL / DEFEND, or NEUTRAL.
4. Check the Accumulation Score. Positive numbers suggest demand is stronger. Negative numbers suggest supply is stronger.
5. Look at the colored volume bars and chart markers. These show what kind of volume event happened on that candle.
6. Always compare the signal with price trend, support/resistance, and your own risk plan.
The indicator combines several practical volume concepts into one visual tool:
Main symbols and what they suggest:
- BUY: Demand and accumulation conditions are lining up. This suggests buyers may be taking control, but it is still a confirmation signal, not a guaranteed entry.
- ADD: Volume has dried up during a constructive pullback. This suggests selling pressure may be light while the larger setup remains supportive.
- TRIM: Early supply pressure is appearing. This suggests caution and possible risk reduction.
- SELL: Distribution pressure is strong enough to defend capital. This suggests sellers may be in control.
- PPV: Pocket-pivot style demand, where upside volume exceeds recent downside volume. This suggests institutional-style demand may be appearing.
- BS: Bull Snort. This marks very large bullish volume with the close near the high, suggesting aggressive demand.
- Dry: Very low volume. This can be constructive during a calm pullback, but weak if price is already breaking down.
- HVQ+: Highest-volume bar in roughly a quarter, with a bullish candle. This suggests major demand or buying interest.
- HVQ-: Highest-volume bar in roughly a quarter, with a bearish candle. This suggests major supply or selling pressure.
- HVY+: Highest-volume bar in roughly a year, with a bullish candle. This suggests unusually strong demand.
- HVY-: Highest-volume bar in roughly a year, with a bearish candle. This suggests unusually strong supply.
- HVE+: Highest-volume bar in the loaded lookback, with a bullish candle. This suggests an extreme demand event.
- HVE-: Highest-volume bar in the loaded lookback, with a bearish candle. This suggests an extreme supply event.
- LVQ: Lowest-volume bar in roughly a quarter. This suggests volume has dried up.
- LVY: Lowest-volume bar in roughly a year. This suggests a major volume dry-up.
- Verdict HMA: A Hull moving average on the main chart, colored by the current volume verdict.
What the arrows suggest:
- Blue up arrows such as HVQ+, HVY+, and HVE+ mark bullish high-volume extremes. They suggest that a large amount of volume came in on a candle that closed bullish.
- Red down arrows such as HVQ-, HVY-, and HVE- mark bearish high-volume extremes. They suggest that a large amount of volume came in on a candle that closed bearish.
- BUY arrows suggest demand confirmation.
- SELL or TRIM down markers suggest supply pressure or risk-management warnings.
- ADD markers suggest a possible constructive pullback area when volume dries up.
How beginners can read it:
Start with the dashboard. The Volume Verdict gives the simplest interpretation. A positive score suggests accumulation or demand. A negative score suggests distribution or supply. Neutral means the evidence is mixed.
Then check the chart markers:
- BUY is a confirmation signal, not a guaranteed entry.
- ADD is usually most useful after a strong trend when a pullback happens on low volume.
- TRIM and SELL are risk-management warnings.
- PPV and BS show strong demand bars, but they should still be checked against trend, support, resistance, and market conditions.
The Accumulation Score ranges from -100 to +100:
- Above zero: demand is generally stronger than supply.
- Near zero: mixed or unclear volume.
- Below zero: supply is generally stronger than demand.
Suggested use:
Use this indicator as a confirmation tool alongside price structure, support/resistance, moving averages, trend, and risk management. It is not intended to predict the future or replace a trading plan.
If in doubt insert the code into AI and clarify.
Important:
This script is for education and research only. It is not financial advice. No indicator can guarantee profitable trades. Always use position sizing, stops, and your own judgment.
Script open-source
Dans l'esprit TradingView, le créateur de ce script l'a rendu open source afin que les traders puissent examiner et vérifier ses fonctionnalités. Bravo à l'auteur! Bien que vous puissiez l'utiliser gratuitement, n'oubliez pas que la republication du code est soumise à nos Règles.
Clause de non-responsabilité
Les informations et publications ne sont pas destinées à être, et ne constituent pas, des conseils ou recommandations financiers, d'investissement, de trading ou autres fournis ou approuvés par TradingView. Pour en savoir plus, consultez les Conditions d'utilisation.
Script open-source
Dans l'esprit TradingView, le créateur de ce script l'a rendu open source afin que les traders puissent examiner et vérifier ses fonctionnalités. Bravo à l'auteur! Bien que vous puissiez l'utiliser gratuitement, n'oubliez pas que la republication du code est soumise à nos Règles.
Clause de non-responsabilité
Les informations et publications ne sont pas destinées à être, et ne constituent pas, des conseils ou recommandations financiers, d'investissement, de trading ou autres fournis ou approuvés par TradingView. Pour en savoir plus, consultez les Conditions d'utilisation.