Market Volume Research: Understand Coverage and Limitations

Educational guide. Examples and named scenarios are illustrative, not verified customer results or research findings. Journal patterns describe recorded history; they do not establish causation or predict returns.

What volume research measures

CybillAI shows provider-reported market volume for supported instruments, recent daily averages, data timestamps and coverage status. Position size in an imported trade is not market volume.

How to read the figures

Check the instrument, source and timestamp. A daily volume comparison does not adjust for time elapsed in the current session. A high or low ratio alone cannot establish liquidity, execution quality or expected returns. Some instruments have no usable provider volume.

When data is unavailable

Read the coverage message. Previously cached figures may be shown with their age and refresh status; they are not a live price or volume feed. Do not interpret missing observations as zero volume.

Read the volume guide

Start with the evidence

Import or record your trades, then check net realised P&L, average winners and losers, fees, timestamps and sample sizes. Open positions and practice results should be read separately. A high win rate can still accompany a loss.

Review one practical focus

CybillAI offers automatic saved-data tags, Discipline Review, weekly review tools and progress tracking. Behaviour tags are candidates to investigate, not proof of a mistake. Choose one focus and compare subsequent recorded outcomes with its starting baseline.

Understand the plan and data limits

The Free plan allows up to 30 saved trades. Pro is US$37/month or US$360/year and adds AI coaching conversations, visual playbooks, performance comparisons and backtesting/replay practice. TradingView webhook analysis requires Pro + Realtime Trade Analysis. Broker and market-data coverage varies. Historical R requires the original risk in the reporting currency.

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