Thank you Ben.  I've spent 
  MANY hours working with the formula that you've posted on this 
  site in the past but
  it appears you are obviously using a different formula.  Since I spent so 
  much time on this project; I was just curious how the CV indicator 
  looks currently.  Your formula certainly 
  doesn't translate into the following:  
   
   CUM(advancing volume/advances - declining 
  volume/declines)
   
  or in Trade Station language:
   
  
  CUM(c of data2/c of data3 - c of data4/c of data5) 
  
   
  So; it appears to me that the volume data must be in 
  error.  Alternatively; I don't understand what you
  are attempting to 
  communicate.  I am posting a 
  separate chart to the list; underneath which you will 
  see a yellow line titled 'bagholder'.  I think it speaks for 
  itself.  
   
  My FINAL conclusion with all this is that it seems 
  one would need to attend one of your seminars to get
  the ACCURATE TS code or 
  Excel spreadsheet information; correct?   That's OK too; I just wish 
  I hadn't
  spent so much time trying to work with incomplete and or 
  inaccurate information.
   
  Best wishes, 
  Chas
   
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    Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 11:34 
    AM
    Subject: Re: [RT] CUMULATIVE VOLUME 
    INDICATOR
    
    the cumm volume is showing BULLISH 
    divergence
    see  chart
    top line is volume bottom is spx
    Ben
    (this means 2-4 days  we reach new 
    high)
    NORMALLY 90% of the time
    
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      
      
      Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 9:19 
      AM
      Subject: [RT] CUMULATIVE VOLUME 
      INDICATOR
      
      Ben-
       
      Any chance you can post a chart of your CV 
      indicator to the list?  Tks for any feedback.
       
      Chas