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    What is Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) and how does it trace structural divergence between price and aggressive buying/selling?

    By Easy Money Scanner · Educational reference · Not investment advice

    The short answer

    Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) sums the running difference between aggressive buy and sell market-order volume over time, tracking when price and order-flow pressure diverge.

    How it works

    Rising price with falling CVD can signal weakening buying pressure underneath a rally, used as a supplementary confirmation tool, not a standalone predictive signal.

    An example

    Price rises while CVD declines, a bearish divergence.

    Risk & limitations

    Vendor-calculated metric; accuracy varies and is not guaranteed.

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