The On- Balance Volume (OBV) Indicator

question 80

Multiple Choice

The on- balance volume (OBV) indicator

• A) rises by 10,000 on a day when the trading volume is 5,000 shares and the price rises by $2.
• B) considers only the amount of daily trading volume.
• C) indicates an up market when heavy volume accompanies price increases.
• D) is divergent when the OBV is falling and prices are also falling.

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