Size the move, before it expands.
Relative volume versus the trailing 20-day session profile, on a lower pane. A read on participation and expected range — when the tape has fuel behind it and a wider move is likely, so you can size and set stops before it expands.
Built for the way you actually trade.
Volume, in context
Raw volume means nothing without a baseline. RVOL measures the current session against its trailing 20-day profile, so participation reads at a glance — a busy tape or a dead one.
Range, before it expands
Elevated and rising relative volume tends to precede wider ranges. RVOL flags when a bigger move is likely — so you can widen stops, size accordingly, and stop expecting a quiet tape.
A clean read
A single line versus the 20-day baseline, a live value tag and a volume histogram — participation and expected range at a glance, no clutter.
Everything it ships with.
20-day profile
Current session measured against the trailing 20-day volume profile, bar for bar.
Current multiple
An always-on tag shows exactly how far above or below normal participation sits.
Session shape
A relative-volume histogram so you can read the rhythm of the day at a glance.
Clean footprint
Sits in its own pane — informative without crowding your price action.
Instrument-agnostic
Works on futures and equities alike, on any timeframe you trade.
Native NT8
An indicator, not a service — runs on the data you already have.
What you need to run it.
The rest of the desk.
The honest answers.
What am I buying?+
A NinjaTrader 8 indicator you import once and own — no subscription to the tool itself. A real-time data feed is required and sold separately.
Does it place trades for me?+
No. QaSH tools are decision-support overlays, not auto-traders. They surface information; the trade is always yours.
What do I need to run it?+
NinjaTrader 8 on Windows 10/11 with a Level I real-time feed. Import the indicator and it runs on the data you already have.