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2 replies on “Using Stock Volume as an Indicator”
Hey Dan, Great video! Is there a way in Think or Swim or any internet site to see the volume of SELLERS vs the volume of BUYERS?
Thanks Dan…. and always GO BLACKHAWKS
-Badger Fishinski
Hey Badger, Well, for any trade that happens one person buys it from the person selling it. So it’s always 1 buyer for 1 seller. That said, if we want to look at how the trade was initiated and we assume what trades on or closer to the bid is a sell and what trades on or closer to the offer is a buy, we can look at Think or Swim on the Trade tab and scroll down to “Today’s Options Statistics” and it gives you some of that information. I hope that helps! Dan