Watchlist
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Quotes
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- Why 199999.99 selling price occurs in the US stock market
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Charts
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Analysis
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Screener Function
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Alert Feature
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  - How can I share YouTube videos in moo community
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Accessibility Settings
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Indicators
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  - Triple bottom
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  - Rounding top
  - Moomoo pattern interpretation
- Quantity Theory
  - Eight relations of quantity price theory technical aspect quantity price theory
  - What is the theory of quantity and price
  - Five forms of trading volume technical aspect volume price theory
  - How to study and judge the change of trading volume technical aspect volume price theory
  - The implication behind the trading volume in the end of the day technical aspect volume price theory
  - The characteristics of "black horse" in terms of quantity, technology and price
- Indicator Introduction
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  - MAVOL trading volume average
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  - EMA index smooth moving average
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  - WMSR William index
  - BIAS deviation rate
  - CR energy index
  - CCI Commodity Channel Index
  - PSY Psychological Line
  - VR Volume Ratio
  - OSC Oscillator
  - TDS 9 Tom Demark Sequential 9

Widget
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How to export the market data list
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What is the theory of quantity and price

The volume price theory was first seen in "Stock Market Indicators" by Joe Granville, an American stock market analyst. Grumbi believes that trading volume is the vitality and motivation of the stock market. Changes in trading volume directly reflect whether the stock market is active or not, and it reflects the dynamics between supply and demand during the operation of the market. There is no occurrence of trading volume and market prices. It is impossible to change, and there is no stock price trend at all. The increase or shrinkage of the trading volume shows a certain stock price trend.

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