The simple reason ties back to the law of demand and supply. When demand is high, the price typically goes up. And when demand drops, so does the price. Volume here is what measures the demand on any asset. It tracks the quantity buys and sells – pointing out which is in control at any given time. And when there's more demand you can assume the price would rally. The problem here is that market makers can throw their weight around to manipulate volume. That's why you can't just turn on the volume indicator on your chart and expect to catch high volume moves. There are other nuts and bolts you have to tighten to make this work. Which is why I've put this presentation together to show you how I get volume to work for me.
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