Volume analysis is the examination of the number of shares or contracts of a security that have been traded in a given period.

Volume refers to the amount of shares or contracts traded in an asset or security over a period of time, usually over the course of a trading day.

The Trade Volume Index (TVI) is a technical indicator that moves significantly in the direction of a price trend when substantial price changes and volume occur simultaneously.

The volume of trade is the total quantity of shares or contracts traded for a specified security during a set period of time.

The PVI is an indicator used in technical analysis that provides signals for price changes based on positive increases in trading volume.

A low volume pullback is a technical correction toward an area of support that occurs on lower-than-average volume.

A profit-volume (PV) chart is a graphic that shows earnings (or losses) of a company in relation to its volume of sales.

Trading volume is the number of shares of a security traded over a given period of time. Investors use this technical indicator to analyze trends and make decisions.

Wise traders rely on indicators that show a trend in volume, because without supportive volume, a price movement has no conviction.

The volume-weighted average price (VWAP) is a statistic used by traders to determine what the average price is based on both price and volume. Whether a price is above or below the VWAP helps assess current value and trend.