Ergodic Tick Volume Indicator

The William Blau Ergodic Tick Volume Indicator is a variation of the Ergodic Oscillator developed by William Blau. It uses tick volume instead of price for its calculation, making it particularly useful for traders who focus on volume-driven signals rather than price action alone.

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Manufacturer: nt8indicators

SKU: ETVI

Vendor: nt8Indicators

$9.90

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The Ergodic Oscillator is a triple-smoothed rate-of-change (ROC) indicator.
The tick volume version applies the same logic, but instead of using price data (e.g., close price), it uses tick volume (number of trades or price updates in a bar).
It helps detect momentum and trend direction based on volume behavior, not just price.

It can be used in three different ways:

Using the signal line crossing with the Ticks line
Using the signal line crossing with the zero line
Using the Ticks line crossing the zero line

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