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Volume Quartile Indicator

The Volume Quartile Indicator is a tool designed to analyze and classify trading volumes based on quartile levels, offering traders a visual means to assess market strength and momentum. This indicator calculates volume levels using a default length of 60 periods to determine the quartiles at 10%, 30%, 50%, 70%, and 90%. Each quartile range is represented by a specific color, providing a clear, visual representation of volume intensity relative to historical data.

Color-Coded Volume Strength: Volume strength is visually represented through a color-coded system for quick and intuitive analysis:
  • Red: Volume below the 10% level indicates very weak market activity.
  • Orange: Volume between 10% and 30% signifies weak market activity.
  • Gray: Volume in the 30% to 50% range represents medium activity with a weak bias.
  • Silver: Volume between 50% and 70% indicates medium activity with a strong bias.
  • Blue: Volume in the 70% to 90% range denotes strong market activity.
  • Green: Volume above the 90% level signifies very strong market activity.


Special Volume Markers: Yellow diamond markers highlight volumes that stand out due to their significance, providing traders with visual cues for potential market entry or exit points.

Q-Lines: The indicator draws q-lines at the 70%, 90%, and the midpoint between these two levels. The convergence of these q-lines suggests potential volatility in volume, which could significantly impact price movements.

The Volume Quartile Classification Indicator is atool for traders looking to incorporate volume analysis into their trading strategy.
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