1. Volume Analysis and Conditions: Pocket Pivot Volume (PPV): A condition where a bar's volume on an up day is greater than the highest down-day volume in the last lookbackPeriod (e.g., 10 days). This indicates strong buying interest and is highlighted with blue bars. High Down-Bar Volume: Identifies high volume on down days, with the volume greater than the 50-period moving average. This is represented by red bars. High Up-Bar Volume: Identifies high volume on up days, with the volume greater than the 50-period moving average, represented by green bars. Low Volume: When the volume is below 20% of the moving average volume (lowVolumeFraction), the bar is colored orange, indicating a "dry" or low volume day. HVE (Highest Volume Ever): Marks the highest volume ever observed, indicated by a purple label above the bar. HVQ (Highest Volume in Quarter): Marks the highest volume in the last quarter (63 days), indicated by an orange label (Q). LVQ (Lowest Volume in Quarter): Marks the lowest volume in the last quarter, indicated by a Q label above the bar. LVY (Lowest Volume in Year): Marks the lowest volume in the last year, indicated by a Y label. 2. Bull Snort Candles: A Bull Snort candle is a specific type of candle that meets the following criteria: Volume is more than 3 times the 50-period volume moving average. The price closes within the top 35% of the day's range. The close is higher than the previous bar's close. When a Bull Snort is detected, the background color of the chart turns purple, and a small dot is plotted below the bar (if enabled). 3. Power Volume: Power Volume occurs when the volume exceeds a certain threshold (e.g., 500,000) and the price moves at least 5% on that bar. When these conditions are met, the background of the chart is highlighted with a yellow headlight effect, indicating a significant volume and price movement. 4. Relative Volume (RVol): Relative Volume compares the current volume to the moving average of volume (50-period), showing how much higher or lower the volume is relative to the average. This is expressed as a percentage (e.g., 200% if today's volume is twice the average volume). 5. Table Display: The indicator updates a table on the right side of the chart with the following metrics: RVol: Displays the relative volume as a percentage. Avg Dollar Volume: Shows the average dollar volume (average volume * average price). Volume RR (Run Rate): Displays the percentage by which today's volume is higher or lower than the moving average. Up/Down Volume Ratio: A measure of the ratio of total volume on up days to down days. If this ratio is greater than 1, it's considered bullish. 6. Background Highlights: Bull Snort Candles: The background turns purple when Bull Snort candles are detected. Power Volumes: The background turns yellow when Power Volume conditions are met. Low Volume: Days with very low volume are marked with orange bars. CREDITS: finallynitin, Mark Minervini, Gill Morales, Dr Chris, Oliver Kell