The volume indicator reflects the ability and level of losses between market participants to bear against each other. Because in a transaction in the year, the heart is that one party makes a profit and the other party loses. The market is volatile because, in this zero-sum game, the new members of the losing side provide enough profit to the profitable side.
If the market falls, some bold, reckless parties will enter the market to buy orders, without them, the trading volume will not increase, on the contrary, once the relevant trend rises, there will be a group of brave, but also reckless short parties into the market to do sell orders. Therefore, the rise in trading volume indicates that the losing party continues to have orders entering the market, so that the relevant market will continue, and once the losing party cuts the order to leave the market, the trading volume will decline, and the relevant market trend will disappear into invisibility.
In this way, the volume indicator can provide some meaningful enlightenment for traders.
