medium · Order Flow Analysis Absorption, Exhaustion & Imbalances
A 'Stacked Selling Imbalance' forms at the session high as price attempts to trend higher.
If the bar closes red, this represents:
- Initiative selling into a rally
- Responsive selling (Defense)
- Retail stop-loss triggers
- Trend continuation weakness
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