Stock Data Table - Interpretation

Volume Balance (Vol.bal)

Volume balance gives the relation between volume on days of rising prices and volume on days of falling prices. Volume balance is provided for the past 5, 22 and 66 days, i.e. the past week, month and quarter. Volume balance is easily available in the arrows in the bottom right of the price charts. The specific values can be found in the Stock Data Table below the chart. The values are from -100 (most negative) to +100 (most positive). A small data set, especially for weekly data, can cause high values and great variation. In the long term perspective, 3 months, the indicator will be more stable, but also take longer to catch market changes. Read more about volume balance here.

Volatility

Volatility measures risk. The higher volatility, the more the price fluctuates and the higher the risk. The value is calculated as the average difference between lowest and highest price in time periods of one day, week, month and quarter in the past 395 days (18 month chart). If the value for month is e.g. 8.4 %, it means that average difference between highest and lowest price on a monthly basis has been 8.4 %. Read more about risk here.

Liquidity

Average turnover in million per day in a given period. For example if the row for month (22 days) says 12.5, this means the stock’s average turnover was 12,500,000 per day in the past 22 days.

+/-%

How much the price has changed in the past day, week, month and quarter.