Force index calculator
Price change times volume.
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How easily price moves for the volume it takes, and in which direction.
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The 14-bar ease of movement is +143.14. Price has been rising with ease.
Midpoint move, ease per bar (volume in units of 10,000) and its 14-bar average. The last bar is marked.
| Bar | Move | Ease | Average |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7 ago | -16.60 | -2,498.86 | – |
| 6 ago | -19.35 | -626.57 | -171.44 |
| 5 ago | -7.30 | -270.00 | +28.64 |
| 4 ago | +4.85 | +177.96 | +64.96 |
| 3 ago | +13.70 | +459.66 | +71.30 |
| 2 ago | +10.00 | +374.21 | +152.29 |
| 1 ago | +4.95 | +213.78 | +169.81 |
| Last | -9.70 | -378.73 | +143.14 |
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Richard Arms built this indicator to show how much volume it takes to move price. For each bar it takes the move of the bar's middle from the bar before, multiplies by the bar's range and divides by its volume. A wide bar that climbs on thin volume scores high; a narrow bar on heavy volume scores close to zero.
Weigh volume another way with the force index calculator and the on-balance volume calculator, and size the trade with the position size calculator.
Not advice. Arithmetic on the bars you type; an indicator describes the past bars, not the next one.
Price change times volume.
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