The DELTA-V indicator measures the changes in market trajectory by assessing price action and long-term supply and demand dynamics to signal Bull and Bear trends. This indicator emerged from statistical assessments of price actions, leveraging multiple technical indicators to delineate the market’s bullish and bearish periods. It aims to illuminate the dynamics between supply and demand within the extended time-frame of months to years. These inputs undergo recalculations daily across a trailing one- year period, with the resultant ratios being weighted and amalgamated into a singular, statistically smoothed DELTA-V indicator.

When DELTA-V, in a Bull Market mode, breaches the Bear Market Threshold (45), it signifies a shift to Bear status. Conversely, in a Bear Market mode, piercing the Bull Market Threshold (55) triggers a shift to a new Bull status. Once a Bull or Bear mode is indicated, it persists until the DELTA-V indicator eventually breaches the opposite threshold. Typically, it requires months to years for DELTA-V to change its designated status.

The name "DELTA-V", meaning change in velocity, alludes to the indicator's measure of the market's capability for significant directional changes, much like the propulsion required for altering the trajectory of a spacecraft in the vast expanse of space.