Accumulation/Distribution Analysis
- Accumulation/Distribution Analysis
A technical analysis indicator that measures the difference between the cumulative amount of buying pressure (
accumulation) and the cumulative amount of selling pressure (
distribution).
Financial and business terms.
2012.
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