Negative Volume Index – Trading with the NVI Indicator
The Negative Volume Index (NVI) is a cumulative indicator that shows how days of low volume affect price movements. Opposite to the Positive Volume Index (PVI), which generates trading signals based on an increase in trading volume, NVI focuses on down-volume days.
The NVI indicator assumes that large-scale investors (“smart money”) like institutional investors and funds – are more active when the trading volume is low. In other words, the NVI tracks the movements of professional investors by monitoring day-on-day volume changes.
00:12 Intro
00:54 Disclaimer
1:08 Negative Volume Index
1:37 What and Why
3:53 Trading With NVI
6:55 Summary
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