Negative Volume Index (Nvi)
| The Negative Volume Index (NVI) is a technical indicator used to show how low-volume time frames impact the price of an asset. When the volume of an asset is low, it can be difficult to find buyers or sellers. This can impact the price of the asset, as there is less demand. The NVI measures this by taking the difference between the current day's volume and the previous day's volume. If the volume is lower on the current day, the NVI will decrease. The NVI can be used to show when there is a lack of interest in an asset. This can be used to make decisions about when to buy or sell the asset. The NVI is just one technical indicator that can be used to make investment decisions. It is important to consider other factors, such as the price of the asset and the overall market conditions, before making any decisions. |
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