Technical Analysis Part 5: Volume, Volatility, and Sentiment

Oct 5, 2020

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Learn how analysing volume, volatility, and sentiment could help give you supportive, independent information in your analysis of any given asset.

It looks at how much an asset has traded over time, how that asset behaves and how the market ‘feels’ about your asset.

Check out the rest of our technical analysis course here:

Part 1: Rules you need to know and the big questions

Part 2: Essential Chart Knowledge – The Basics

Part 3: Direct Price Analysis (DPA) Tools

Part 4: Price Confirmation Tools Part – Trend & Momentum

Part 5: Volume, Volatility, and Sentiment

Part 6: Alternative Concepts – New Approaches to Technical Analysis

Part 7: Japanese Charts

Part 8: Strategy Design and Implementation

Part 9: Risk and Trade Management

Part 10: Putting it All Together

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