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Cumulative Volume Delta Histogram Indicator on TradingView - Free - [TFlab]
The Cumulative Volume Delta Histogram (CVD Histogram) indicator is an advanced tool for measuring the balance of power between buyers and sellers in the market.
This indicator collects data such as the buy and sell trade volumes within each candlestick or time frame to precisely visualize market power dynamics.
The primary goal of this indicator is to identify Buy Pressure and Sell Pressure and their impact on prices.
The "CVD Histogram" indicator operates cumulatively, meaning that the difference in buy and sell volumes for each candlestick is calculated and sequentially added to the previous candlestick’s value.
Specifications Table for the Cumulative Volume Delta Histogram Indicator
Category | Power - Trading Tool - Oscillator |
Platform | TradingView |
Skill Level | Intermediate |
Indicator Type | Lagging - Leading |
Time Frame | Multi-Time Frame |
Trading Style | Day Trader |
Market Type | Forex - Cryptocurrency - Stocks |
Indicators in Bullish Trends
In the USD/JPY price chart on a 2-hour time frame, the height of red bars in the Cumulative Volume Delta Histogram (CVD Histogram) decreases.
This decline in red bar height indicates a weakening of seller strength. As sellers lose dominance, buyers gradually take control of the market, halting the downward trend and initiating an upward movement, where buyers’ growing strength pushes the price higher.
Indicators in Bearish Trends
In the EUR/USD price chart on a 1-hour time frame, the height of green bars in the Cumulative Volume Delta Histogram (CVD Histogram) gradually decreases.
This reduction signals a weakening of buyer strength and a drop in buy pressure in the market.
As buyers lose dominance, sellers take control of the market, halting the upward trend and forming a downward movement.
Indicator Settings
- Cumulative Mode: Displays data in cumulative form;
- Period: The period used to calculate the indicator’s data;
- Market Ultra Data: Advanced market data for more precise analysis.
Conclusion
The Cumulative Volume Delta Histogram (CVD Histogram) is a powerful and precise tool for analyzing trade volumes and their effects on price changes.
This indicator helps traders more accurately identify trend reversal points and examine the strengths or weaknesses of buyers and sellers in the market.
What do the green and red bars in this indicator signify?
Green bars indicate the dominance of buy volume over sell volume and represent buyer strength.
Red bars signify the dominance of sell volume over buy volume and represent seller strength.
What is the CVD Histogram?
An indicator for analyzing the balance between buyers and sellers and examining buy and sell pressures.