medium · Volume Price Analysis climactic
A stock has declined from $80 to $55. At the 55 level, a series of candles show narrowing bodies but progressively deeper lower wicks, while volume bars are rising session-over-session. This sequence is a textbook example of:
- Stopping Volume
- A Price Waterfall
- Topping Out Volume
- A Short Squeeze
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