medium · Volume Price Analysis climactic
A stock has been in a 'Price Waterfall' for three days. You see a narrow-spread down candle on volume 4× higher than the average.
What is the most likely next structural phase?
- Immediate bullish markup to new highs.
- A continuation of the waterfall until volume drops to zero.
- An accumulation phase where insiders begin to build a new position.
- A 'No Demand' phase indicating a total lack of interest in the stock.
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