Volume Indicators
Volume indicators are used to confirm the strength of trends. Lack of confirmation may warn of a reversal.
Some of the more sophisticated indicators compare volume and price movements.
Types of Volume Indicators
Volume Only
Compares Closing Price and Volume
Compares Closing Price, Range and Volume
Compares Range and Volume

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