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Volume Filters

Price can be pushed around — volume is harder to fake. These filters read demand through it.

Pocket Pivot family

Pocket Pivot

Pocket Pivot

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.

Consecutive & Frequent PP

Consecutive PPFrequent PP

One Pocket Pivot can be noise — a cluster is a campaign. PP Streak (3+) requires 3 or more Pocket Pivots on back-to-back days; Multi PP (≥6/10d) requires 6 or more within the last 10 days, consecutive or not. Both point to persistent, repeated buying.

The PP column in the table counts Pocket Pivots over the last 30 days — a quick score for how persistently a coin is being accumulated. 1–2 is active, 3–4 is notable, 5+ is heavy.

How to trade it

Entry
On or just after the Pocket Pivot day, ideally as price clears the PP day's high. A single PP is a clue; a cluster (Consecutive / Frequent PP) is a campaign and carries far more weight.
Stop
Below the PP day's low, or below the 10 EMA for a tighter leash.
Works best when
The PP fires inside a quiet consolidation in an uptrend (Rising 50 EMA), near the 10/50 EMA — accumulation before the obvious breakout, not after it.
Avoid when
Price is already extended well above the base (roughly 10–15%+) — at that point the PP is chasing, not anticipating.

Highest Volume events

HVM / HVQ / HVY

HVMHVQHVY

Highest Volume of the Month / Quarter / Year: within the last 3 sessions, the coin printed its single heaviest volume day of the last ~30 / ~90 / ~365 days. The longer the window, the rarer and more meaningful the event — HVY is the strongest (and supersedes HVQ and HVM when several fire together).

Note these flags don't care whether the day was up or down — a yearly-high volume day can also mark capitulation. Check the candle: a big up day on yearly-high volume is demand; a big down day is distribution or a flush.

U/D Ratio

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.

Scan recipes

Accumulation scan

  1. 1Moving Average card → 🔑 Rising 50 EMA on
  2. 2Volume card → Pocket Pivot on
  3. 3U/D Ratio slider → minimum 1.2

→ Uptrending coins printing fresh buying days inside a month of net accumulation.

Heavy demand

  1. 1Fresh Bull Volume card → Fresh Bull Vol on
  2. 2Volume card → HVQ (or HVY) on

→ The strongest volume statement the screener can make — breakout day on quarterly/yearly-record volume. Rare; often empty.

How to combine them

  • Start from the 🔑 Rising 50 EMA filter so you only look at volume events inside uptrends.
  • Pocket Pivot + U/D Ratio > 1 is a natural pair: a fresh buying day inside a month of net accumulation.
  • HVQ/HVY firing together with a Fresh Bull is the strongest volume statement the screener can make — the Realtime Alerts page highlights such multi-condition coins as High Priority.