medium · Volume Price Analysis climactic
A price waterfall is ending. A candle closes with a spread of only $0.15 on volume of 5 million shares (average is 1.2 million). This is the second such candle in a row.
What is occurring?
- The market is quietly entering a classic 'no supply' phase.
- Bearish momentum is sharply accelerating toward one final capitulation plunge.
- The insiders are accumulating inventory by absorbing the sell-off.
- A bullish trap-up move is being staged to lure buyers.
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