medium · Volume Price Analysis climactic
A series of wide-spread down candles with minimal lower wicks occurs on rising volume. As the trend progresses, a narrow-spread down candle appears on volume twice the previous day's average.
What is the immediate VPA signal?
- The appearance of an absorption anomaly suggesting the start of accumulation.
- Validation of the markdown phase as selling pressure is accelerating.
- A 'selling climax' where insiders are liquidating their final short positions.
- A 'no supply' bar confirming that the downtrend will continue indefinitely.
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