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Negative Volume Index

Second Tier Indicators

  1. Absolute Breadth Index
  2. Accumulation/Distribution Line
  3. Advance/Decline Line
  4. Advance/Decline Ratio
  5. Aroon
  6. Aroon Oscillator
  7. Accumulation Swing Index
  8. Bollinger Band Width
  9. Breadth Thrust
  10. Commodity Channel Index
  11. Chaikin Money Flow
  12. Detrended Price Oscillator
  13. Exponential Moving Average
  14. Moving Average Envelope
  15. Ease of Movement
  16. Keltner Channel
  17. Linear Regression
  18. Mass Index
  19. McClellan Oscillator
  20. Momentum
  21. Negative Volume Index
  22. Performance Indicator
  23. Price Oscillator
  24. Positive Volume Index
  25. Percentage Volume Oscillator
  26. Price and Volume Trend
  27. Rate of Change
  28. Swing Index
  29. STIX
  30. Stochastic RSI
  31. TRIX
  32. Ultimate Oscillator
  33. Vertical Horizontal Filter
  34. Chaikin Volatility
  35. Volume Adjusted Moving Average
  36. Williams Accumulation/Distribution
  37. Williams %R
  38. Zig Zag
  39. Zig Zag Support and Resistance
  40. Zig Zag with Retracements

Negative Volume Index (NVI) attempts to identify bull markets by showing what the smart investors are doing. It is based on the assumption smart investors dominate trading on light volume days and uninformed investors dominates trading on active days. The NVI changes on days when the volume is down and stays flat on up volume days. Look for the NVI to rise above its one year moving average to signal a bull market.

Also see the Positive Volume Index.

The Negative and Positive Volume Index were developed by Norman Fosback and are described in his 1976 book, Stock Market Logic.

Formula:
Chart Example
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