Indicator - Chaikin's Volatility
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Definition Chaikin's Volatility
Chaikin's Volatility is calculated by first calculating an exponential moving average of the difference between the daily high and low prices and then calculating the percentage rate of change of that moving average. The parameters are the number of days considered for the moving average and the rate of change.
Interpretation Chaikin's Volatility
Chaikin's Volatility compares the spread between a stock's high and low prices. When the volatility is high a top might appear and when the volatility is low a bottom might appear.
