hard · Volume Price Analysis climactic
A stock has rallied for three months. On the final day the candle prints a wide-spread up bar to a fresh high on the highest volume of the entire move, yet it closes in the lower third of its range, leaving a long upper wick. The next bar is a narrow-spread down candle on volume that is still elevated but clearly lower than the prior bar.
Under the Coulling VPA convention, what does this two-bar sequence most likely represent?
- A Buying Climax rolling into a Spring, confirming insiders are still quietly accumulating at these highs.
- A Selling Climax rolling into an Automatic Reaction, as insiders finish distribution into late buying.
- A No Supply sequence, showing sellers have stepped aside with plenty of room left in the uptrend.
- A successful Test of Supply that clears the way for one more leg higher in the move.
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