Indicator Description
EMV (Ease of Movement) is a technical indicator that combines price and volume to measure the ease of price movement and reflect market supply and demand.
Function Information
- Function Name: EMV
- Input Parameters: High, Low, Volume
- Parameter Settings: timeperiod1 (default: 13), timeperiod2 (default: 8)
- Output: mv, emv, emva
Calculation Principle
EMV is calculated using the following formula:
MidPoint = (High + Low) / 2
MidPointMove = MidPoint - MidPoint[-1]
BoxRatio = Volume / (High - Low)
EMV = MidPointMove / BoxRatio
EMVA = MA(EMV, timeperiod2)Where MidPoint[-1] is the previous midpoint and MA is the moving average.
Usage Scenarios
- Market supply and demand analysis
- Price movement ease judgment
- Volume effectiveness verification
- Trend strength confirmation
Usage Recommendations
- EMV turning from negative to positive can be seen as a buy signal
- EMV turning from positive to negative can be seen as a sell signal
- Use in combination with price trends
- Pay attention to volume coordination
Notes
- Parameter settings affect indicator sensitivity
- May be distorted in low-volume markets
- It is recommended to use in combination with other technical indicators
- Pay attention to changes in market environment