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Old 01-16-08, 06:14 AM
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SPOTTING VOLUME ACCUMULATION IN DECLINE AND DISTRIBUTION IN RISING MARKET-HOW

frm: gandhiadg/mumbai.

i have just joined this impressive forum. Greetings to all and best wishes for prosperous and happy 2008.

i have read the articles on the site related to volume interpretation providing a very good insight for trading with imprtant consideration given to volume aspect.

i would be very intersted to know how to spot accumulation in a declining market and distribution in a rising market.

thks in advance.

gandhiadg
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Old 01-16-08, 08:22 AM
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Ah, then you would be looking for information regarding the Accumulation / Distribution.

I did a search through StockTradingToGo, and found two articles. This first one, and then this one. I wrote a couple of articles a while back on using Accumulation Distribution as a tool, and how to read it for possible bias. (Part I, and Part II) Something I didn't mention in those articles however, is that there is also a tool called "Williams Accumulation / Distribution" - created by Larry Williams that tries to look deeper and track the sum more accurately.
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