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Decode Market Moves with OBV: How to Track Volume Like a Pro Trader

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Most traders watch price. Smart traders watch volume. And the savviest? They read between the two. That’s where On-Balance Volume (OBV) comes in—a simple yet revealing indicator that tells you whether volume is backing a move or betraying it.

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