Volume Filters

An up day, closing in the top half of its range, whose volume beats the heaviest down day of the previous 10 days (a Morales/Kacher concept). Buyers just overwhelmed the biggest recent bout of selling — a subtle accumulation footprint that often appears inside quiet consolidations, before the obvious breakout. The PP Streak (3+) and Multi PP (≥6/10d) checkboxes select clusters, and the PP column counts them over 30 days.

The Pocket Pivot guide covers it properly: why the comparison is against down days, how it differs from a Fresh Bull, a worked example, what the clusters are actually worth, and the edge cases.

The Up/Down Volume Ratio compares total volume on up days vs down days over the last 30 days. Above 1 means more volume flowed in on rising days — accumulation. Below 1 means sellers had the heavier hand — distribution.

Swing traders typically want 1.25–1.5 or higher inside a valid setup. Timing matters: a sky-high U/D after a coin has already broken out is expected and tells you nothing — the informative reading is a strong ratio while price is still basing.