Tradingview Volume Indicators

Learn about the concept of volume indicators available on TradingView as a key tool for successful investing. This video is an introduction.

Published · Updated · Methodology: Technical Indicators

Part of: Volume Analysis

  • Methodology: Technical Indicators
  • Content type: educational

Indicators used

  • Volume

Source video

Decoded from: Indicadores de volumen Tradingview 😎 Indicador Clave para Invertir con Éxito by Trading desde cero — watch the original

Key timestamps:

  • 0:00 - Introduction to the topic of volume indicators

Strategy overview

Volume records how much was actually transacted behind a price move, which is why every charting platform files it apart from price-derived indicators. What this entry covers is narrower than that concept: the volume tooling available inside TradingView specifically, treated as a set rather than as a single technique. The title is plural — *indicadores*, tools — and the plural is the substance of it. Volume on the platform is not one indicator but a family of them, all reading the same reported series and rendering it differently, so the first question a beginner faces is not how to trade volume but which of these to put on the chart.

The source comes from Trading desde cero, a Spanish-language channel whose name — "trading from scratch" — describes its audience, and whose framing here leans toward investing rather than day-trading: the subtitle bills it as the "key indicator to invest successfully," singular. That singular promise sitting on top of a plural title is the tension worth carrying into the video. Its implicit job is selection — deciding which volume reading earns permanent space on a chart — rather than assembling a setup, and selection is a different kind of lesson from a trigger.

The chapter record for this video is a single marker at 0:00 for the introduction, with no segmentation beyond it, and no entry, exit, or filter rules were extracted from the source. That is consistent with what it is: an orientation piece about a tool category on a specific platform, not a mechanical system. Use it to learn what volume can and cannot show you on a TradingView chart, and expect to supply the rules yourself.

Topics

tradingview · volume indicators · technical indicators · trading strategy · pine script · volume trading strategy · market analysis · indicator review · forex strategy · stock trading strategy · day trading strategy · swing trading strategy · price action

Frequently asked questions

What are volume indicators on TradingView?

They are a family of tools built from the same underlying data — the volume the exchange reports for each bar. The platform offers several ways to render it: as a histogram beneath the chart, as cumulative or smoothed derivations, and as profile-style tools that distribute volume across price levels rather than across time. Each answers a different question about the same series.

Does this video give specific entry and exit rules?

No. No entry, exit, or filter rules were extracted from this source, and its chapter record is a single introduction marker. It is an overview of the volume indicator category on TradingView rather than a rule-based strategy.

Is this video in Spanish?

Yes — it comes from the channel Trading desde cero ("trading from scratch"), aimed at beginners. The subject matter is platform tooling, so the indicators themselves carry over regardless of the language they are explained in.

Can a volume indicator be traded on its own?

Volume is descriptive: it tells you how much participation accompanied a move, not which direction the next one takes. Turning it into a strategy means pairing it with explicit conditions — what counts as high or low volume, and what price event it must confirm. Strategy Decoder catalogs video-sourced strategies so you can see which ones state those conditions explicitly and test them on TradingView.

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