Volume analysis involves studying the number of shares traded during a specific time period to gauge the strength of a price movement. High trading volume often indicates strong interest in a stock, confirming the validity of a price trend. On the other hand, low volume may signal indecision or lack of conviction. Traders use volume to confirm breakouts, identify exhaustion points, and detect divergences. Key indicators like On-Balance Volume (OBV), Volume Oscillator, and Accumulation/Distribution help quantify buying vs. selling pressure. This module will teach you how to interpret volume in various market scenarios — uptrends, downtrends, and consolidations. You'll learn to combine volume with candlestick patterns and moving averages to improve trade timing and accuracy. TradingView tools will be used to demonstrate how volume overlays and indicators can be added to your charts. Volume is a hidden force behind price action, and mastering it will provide you a competitive edge in market analysis.