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Home>Courses>TA Masterclass>Lesson 10 of 10

Volume and market structure

How much of an asset traded in a period, and what it reveals about a move.

TA Masterclass·Lesson 10 of 10

All lessons

By the end of this lesson you'll be able to:

  • 01Define trading volume
  • 02Use volume to confirm a move
  • 03Spot warning signs from volume
1

Step 1 · Read the guide

Read the guide first

Everything the quiz asks is covered in the linked guide. Read it, then answer the questions below.

What Is Volume in Trading? A Beginner's Guide to Market Activity
Key terms
VolumeVolume IndicatorsLiquidityBreakout

Step 2 · Take the quiz

Quick check

10 questions

Answer all 10, then check. Wrong answers show a hint and a link back to the guide.

  1. Question 01

    What does trading volume measure?

  2. Question 02

    A breakout on high volume is generally what?

  3. Question 03

    What can a price rise on falling volume warn of?

  4. Question 04

    What does volume tend to spike around?

  5. Question 05

    What does high volume generally reflect?

  6. Question 06

    How is a move that lacks volume often described?

  7. Question 07

    How is volume most useful when read?

  8. Question 08

    What can a climactic volume spike after a long trend signal?

  9. Question 09

    What does rising price with rising volume suggest?

  10. Question 10

    What does volume indicators (like OBV) try to show?

Answered 0 of 10 · pass 70% (7/10) to complete

TA Masterclass10 of 10
  1. Intro to technical analysis
  2. Reading candlestick charts
  3. Chart types (Heikin Ashi, Renko, tick)
  4. Trends and trendlines
  5. Support and resistance
  6. Chart patterns
  7. Candlestick patterns
  8. Momentum: RSI and MACD
  9. Moving averages and Bollinger Bands
  10. →Volume and market structure
  11. ⚑Final Assessment· 20 Q