What does RVOL 1.8 mean?
It means the stock is trading at least 1.8 times its normal 20-day average volume. That is a quick way to separate routine turnover from sessions where participation is genuinely expanding.
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PSX volume anomalies scanner for abnormal turnover, RVOL spikes, and price impact
Track Pakistan Stock Exchange names where traded volume is materially above normal. This page combines relative volume, volume Z-score, price reaction, and regime tagging so you can spot breakout pressure, fade setups, and institutional participation faster.
How to use this page
Start with thresholds, then confirm regime
Set the minimum RVOL and volume Z-score first, then narrow the list by regime. Use bullish or bearish price impact only after you confirm that the turnover spike is large enough to matter.
Current focus
This page is best for fast abnormal-volume screening
If you already know the market direction and want to find where participation is unusual, this is the quickest page to identify outsized turnover versus a stock’s own history.
Optimization tracker
1. Participant Flow (FIPI/LIPI) (done)2. Market Overview (done)3. Funding Composite (done)4. Blank Sale (done)5. Volume Anomalies (now)
How to read the filters
RVOL 1.8 means today's volume is at least 1.8x the 20-day average volume. Z-score 2.0 means the move is at least two standard deviations above the stock's own recent volume behavior. Higher thresholds give fewer but cleaner anomalies.
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Average anomaly score (0-100)
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Dominant regime in current matches
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Data source
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What the scores mean
The anomaly score is a blended 0-100 reading built from relative volume, volume Z-score, and price impact. A higher score means the turnover spike is both larger than normal and more likely to matter for follow-through. Breakout and absorption tags often deserve faster review than low-conviction noise.
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Volume anomalies guide for PSX traders
Why use both RVOL and Z-score?
RVOL tells you how much larger the session is versus the recent average. Z-score tells you how unusual that change is relative to the stock's own volatility in volume. Using both reduces false positives.
How should this page be used with the rest of the platform?
Start here for participation spikes, then confirm sector flow in Participant Flow (FIPI/LIPI), funding pressure in Funding Composite, and setup quality in the Scanner.