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• %B complements on-balance volume by Joseph Barics

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...%B complements on-balance volume by Joseph Barics Williams' on-balance volume, or WAD, by itself isn't always a clear indicator of a bottom. To better observe supply and demand, I combine WAD with the percentage of buying for the day, or %B, on a high-l

AUTHOR: Joseph BaricsDATE: MAY 1990

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• Daytrading With On-Balance Volume by D.W. Davies

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Daytrading With On-Balance Volume by D.W. Davies Where is the smart money going? Here's how you can find out. On-balance volume (OBV) is a momentum indicator that relates price change to volume. It has proven itself over and over again as an important

AUTHOR: D.W. DaviesDATE: JAN 2004

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• On-Balance Volume by John Sweeney

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The on-balance volume indicator is a technical tool that traders use to determine the trend of volume. Here are the basics. The interplay of price and volume is the combination that is most discussed in traditional technical analysis. In these discussio

AUTHOR: John SweeneyDATE: OCT 1997

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• On-Balance Volume by Stuart Evens

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...On-Balance Volume by Stuart Evens What do technicians look at in order to qualify the significance of a trend? One key element is volume, in that high volume in a trend indicates that large players may be involved. The theory goes that large traders are

AUTHOR: Stuart EvensDATE: MAY 1999

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• On-balance volume by Tom Aspray

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...On-balance volume by Tom Aspray On-balance volume or OBV is one of the early technical tools developed by the well-known market analyst, Joe Granville. With the advent of new, and supposedly more sophisticated technical tools, it is used less often. Man

AUTHOR: Tom AsprayDATE: APR 1988

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• Using Oscillators With On-Balance Volume by Carl F.Ehrlich

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Using Oscillators With On-Balance Volume by Carl F.Ehrlich On-balance volume, which was developed by technician Joe Granville in the 1960s, was the first technical study to project market price movement using volume. In the following decades, other tech

AUTHOR: Carl F.EhrlichDATE: SEP 2000