medium · Order Flow Analysis absorption-exhaustion-imbalance
A 'Wick-Body Imbalance' setup for a short entry is identified.
Which of the following best describes the internal order flow of the setup bar?
- Stacked buying imbalances through the entire range of the bar.
- Buying imbalances in the upper wick with selling imbalances in the lower body.
- Zero volume in the upper wick and high volume in the body.
- Selling imbalances in the upper wick with buying imbalances in the body.
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