Learn to read volume, deeply.

A complete recorded course on volume and market structure: 15 videos, 8 hours, reference PDFs and historical studies you can replay for life. Built to sharpen how you read context, not to hand you trades.

People who already know basic candlesticks and want to understand volume properly, with one structured method instead of scattered videos.

A separate recorded education program for studying volume structure, liquidity concepts, institutional-flow interpretation and historical examples.

Each recorded lesson takes one idea about volume and market structure and walks it through real historical charts, so you see how the concept behaves, where it fails and what to check next.

15 recorded videos , 8 hours of content

Reference PDFs to keep beside your charts

Historical volume studies : what volume showed, in hindsight, at key moments

The course builds in order. Each stage adds one layer to the way you read a chart.

1 Foundation Market structure in plain terms: trends, ranges and transitions, and why context comes first.

2 Liquidity context Where resting orders tend to sit, and how to describe a sweep without assuming what comes next.

3 Volume context Reading volume against price: volume at price, the point of control and session volume.

4 Review protocol A repeatable way to review a chart: observe, frame, then write down what is still uncertain.

5 Alpha context Alpha and delta concepts as context for study, never as a trigger.

6 Market study Bring it together on historical charts, then keep practising with the PDFs.

Education only. Hanzo AI is an educational platform. It does not provide financial advice, brokerage, managed trading or recommendations, and nothing on this site makes claims about future prices. Example charts and replies are labelled as examples. Trading involves substantial risk of loss, and you remain responsible for your own decisions.

Informational education and market research, not financial advice or a recommendation to trade. Access and data timing vary; review the current product scope.