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Buying Volume (Bullish Volume)

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Concurrent Volume

Concurrent volume (also called cumulative volume) is defined as a series of volume surges to the upside or downside that occur as an index is moving higher or lower during an established trend.

Concurrent volume can also accumulate, and such a build-up of volume can bring about short-, mid-, or long-term trend reversals. If the sum total of the concurrent volume is greater than the volume surge that initially caused the prevailing trend, the current trend may reverse.

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