The "jump amount" of the number of price jumps. The so-called "jump volume" is to express the trading volume by the number of price jumps. Most futures exchanges in the United States do not report the trading volume of intraday trading. The "jumping trading volume" indicator "x0d" is estimated by the steriliser on the same day, and the actual trading volume has been even in the foreign exchange trend. According to the landlord, the "jump amount" in the chaotic operation law is the number of price jumps in a certain period of time. I think the concept of volume is still different \x0d\ From this definition, my personal understanding is as follows: \x0d\ For example, in a five-minute chart, there must be a series of transactions with different price points in these five minutes. Suppose there are five transactions, and their prices are: 5. 10, 5. 12, 5.6552 in the order of each transaction. 5. 1 1, 5. 13. Then from 5. 10 to 5. 12, the jump is+1. Because the two transactions of 5. 1 1 are continuous, no jump is added. So this