Volume Chart Label Limitation:
The maximum number of labels on the volume chart is now capped at 50 to reduce clutter, especially when the chart is zoomed out.
Accumulation/Distribution Days in Volume Table:
The volume table now displays the count of recent accumulation and distribution days. An accumulation day occurs when the price closes in the top 75% of the range, with volume exceeding the average. Conversely, a distribution day is marked when the price closes in the bottom 25% of the range with above-average volume.
VDU and Pocket Pivot Limitations:
To avoid overcrowding, Volume Dry Up (VDU) labels are now restricted to the last 100 bars. Similarly, pocket pivot indicators (represented as circles on the chart) are limited to the last 300 bars. The absence of volume and pivot data beyond these bars does not hinder analysis, as the 10-period moving average (10MA) of the volume is still displayed. Significant increases in the 10MA alongside rising prices suggest strong buying, while sharp declines indicate volume dry up. This trend in the 10MA, coupled with price movement, allows for quick insights into stock accumulation and distribution.