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The Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) Indicator is one of the indicators on TradingView that represents the difference between buying and selling pressure calculated over different timeframes. A positive delta indicates higher buying volume than selling, while a negative delta indicates higher selling volume than buying. The CVD indicator shows an uptrend with an increasing value and positive slope and a downtrend with a decreasing value and negative slope. Additionally, divergences between the price and the indicator can be used to identify the future trend direction accurately.

Indicator Table

Indicator Category

Volume – Volatility – Oscillator

Platforms

Trading view

Trading Skills

Intermediate

Indicator Types

Continuation – Reversal – Leading

Timeframe

Multi Timeframe

Trading Style

Scalping – Day Trading – Short-Term – Medium-Term

Trading Instruments

Forex – Commodities – Stocks

Overview

The CVD Indicator is essential for traders who trade toward the market's main trend. The divergence between CVD and the trend price chart can be a strong signal for potential market reversals. This indicator calculates the ongoing buy and sell volume, can estimate the increase or decrease in volume in the prevailing trend, and can predict future price trends.

Uptrend Conditions

The image below shows the silver price chart in a 5-minute timeframe. The price has created a higher low compared to its previous low, while the indicator has registered a lower valley or low than its previous low. In this condition, a Bullish Divergence between the price and the Cumulative Volume Delta indicator is created, which could signal a return to an uptrend.

CVD Uptrend
Uptrend Conditions of the CVD Indicator

Downtrend Conditions

The image below shows the gold price chart in a 15-minute timeframe. The price has created a lower high compared to its previous high, while the indicator has registered a higher peak or high than its previous high. In this condition, a Bearish Divergence between the price and the Cumulative Volume Delta indicator is created, which could signal a return to a downtrend.

CVD Downtrend
Downtrend Conditions of the CVD Indicator

Indicator Settings

Indicator Settings
Cumulative Indicator Settings
  • Cumulative Mode: This indicator has three modes, with the default being Total, which accumulates volume from the start to the end.
  • Period: The default period of the indicator is 21.

Description: In Periodic mode, the indicator accumulates volume periodically, while in EMA mode, it calculates the moving average of the volume.

Summary

This indicator is a powerful analytical tool in technical analysis. By accumulating and combining the volume delta for each candlestick, it can calculate the buying and selling pressure and the ongoing volume to predict the future trend. When the CVD Indicator moves upward with a positive slope, it indicates buying pressure; when it moves downward with a negative slope, it indicates selling pressure. This indicator is more useful in highly volatile markets.

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FAQs
How does the CVD Indicator work?

The CVD Indicator's predictive power is rooted in its calculation of ongoing buying and selling volumes. By analyzing these volumes, it can forecast the strength and direction of future trends and trend reversals.

In which markets is the Cumulative Volume Delta Indicator applicable?

This indicator applies to all markets, particularly in highly volatile markets with high buying and selling volumes.

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