CompanyGraph
Volume shows completed trading. It does not label the buyer, seller, information, or motive behind each transaction.
What does price-volume divergence mean?
It describes a statistical relationship between weekly price direction and volume changes over a defined window. Different windows can disagree, and correlation does not establish cause.
How does the CompanyGraph panel work?
The Apparent Accumulation, Structural Distribution interpretation requires ADX directional-movement asymmetry plus volume-price divergence observations over roughly one-year and three-month windows.
ADX is direction-agnostic. None of the inputs identifies institutions, retail traders, dark pools, or order-book intent.
ADX Asymmetry Elevated With Volume-Price Divergence Across 1Y And 3M Windows
ADX directional-movement asymmetry elevated while volume-price divergence readings are elevated over both 1-year and 3-month windows
Does a match predict reversal?
No. The readings can persist or resolve in either direction. The panel contains no future-price condition and no causal link from volume to returns.
What can distort the pattern?
Earnings events, index changes, offerings, buybacks, block trades, thin liquidity, splits, and stale data can alter volume and price. Overlapping inputs are not independent confirmation.
How should you investigate a match?
Inspect the weekly series, corporate events, liquidity, spreads, and filings. Investor.gov's market overview provides context on how markets connect participants; the indicator still cannot identify them.
How do you investigate a price-volume divergence?
Use it as a descriptive review list. A zero result is universe limited. Do not translate the conventional label into informed buying, distribution, reversal timing, or investment merit.