Volume Spread Analysis Glossary: Key Terms and Definitions
- Crowd Psychology
- Reading the Background
- Mark-Down Phase
- Paper Trading
- Market-Maker
- No Selling Pressure
- Bag Holding
- Fractal Nature of Markets
- Trade Set-Up Sequence
- Fear of Losing Money
- Lower Third Close
- Volume Spread Analysis (VSA)
- Mark Down on Bad News
- Weak Holders
- Selling Climax
- Professional Support
- Reverse Up-Thrust
- Demand Overcoming Supply
- Up-Thrust After Distribution (UTAD)
- Accumulation
- Multi-Timeframe Analysis
- Mark-Up on Low Volume
- Middle Close
- No Result from Effort
- Price Discovery
- Gapping
- Strong Holders
- Bar Spread
- Stopping Volume
- Signs of Weakness (SOW)
- Up-Thrust
- Supply Entering the Market
- Volume at Trend Boundaries
- Stop Placement
- Discipline of Doing Nothing
- Bid-Ask Spread
- Four Market Phases
- Sign of Weakness (SOW) Signal
- 90-Minute Reporting Delay
- Signs of Strength (SOS)
- Weakness Has Appeared
- Negative Response to a Positive Signal
- Churning
- Relative Strength (Stock Selection)
- Supply Swamping Demand
- No Supply
- Emotional Cycle
- Narrow Spread Bar
- Fear of Missing Out (FOMO)
- Weighted Move
- Sequence Checklist
- Background Scoring
- Wyckoff Method
- Effort versus Result
- Gap Analysis (VSA)
- Relative Volume
- Close Position
- Absorption Volume
- Hidden Upthrust
- Supply Overcoming Demand
- Selling Pressure
- Distribution
- Basic Test
- Tick Volume
- Signal Detection Algorithm
- Upper Third Close
- Herd Instinct
- Perceived Value
- Market Manipulation
- Bottom Reversal
- Wide Spread Bar
- Average Spread Bar