Downtick Volume
The share volume of a security that trades at a price lower than its previous price.

Investopedia Says:
Technical analysts use downtick volume to calculate a security's net volume, which may provide a buy or sell signal.

Related Terms:
Down Volume
Downtick
Net Volume
Up Volume
Uptick
Uptick Volume
Volume

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