medium · Volume Price Analysis climactic
After a rapid price waterfall, a candle forms with a narrow bearish body and a very deep lower wick. Volume is 2.2 times the average.
What is the specific VPA principle demonstrated here?
- No Demand Bar
- Failed Test of Supply
- Topping Out Volume
- Stopping Volume
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