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Volume

Per-candle volume histogram in its own panel.

Real example in the platform

Volume on the NQ, 1-minute candles built from real ticks (October 16, 2026, Rithmic feed) — a screenshot of the platform itself, factory settings.

#NQTimeFrame M1Volumereal platform screenshot · Rithmic ticks
Volume indicator on an EliteXCharts chart (NQ, 1-minute candles, October 16, 2026)
●NQ · Oct 16, 2026·real example from the EliteXCharts Help Center

What it does

  • One bar per candle, colored by direction (up/down) + optional volume moving average.

Options

  • Up/down colors, moving average (period/color).

Settings

Everything you can change in the indicator's settings dialog, in the same order as in the platform:

  • Up
  • Down
  • Intensity filter (more transparent the smaller the volume)
  • Pane height (px)
  • Background blur
  • Moving average
  • Show
  • Period
  • Color

How to add it in EliteXCharts

  1. Open a chart and click the Indicators icon in the chart header.
  2. Pick the Flow category and choose Volume.
  3. Click Add. Double-click the indicator (or use its gear) to open the settings.
  4. Or ask the AI Assistant: "add the Volume".

Frequently asked questions

What does the Volume indicator do?

Per-candle volume histogram in its own panel. One bar per candle, colored by direction (up/down) + optional volume moving average.

How do you read the Volume?

Up/down colors, moving average (period/color).

How do I add the Volume to a chart in EliteXCharts?

Open a chart and click the Indicators icon in the chart header. Pick the Flow category and choose Volume. Click Add. Double-click the indicator (or use its gear) to open the settings. Or ask the AI Assistant: "add the Volume".

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