medium · Volume Price Analysis climactic
Which of the following describes the 'fingerprint' of a stopping volume sequence over three consecutive candles?
- Declining volume, widening spreads, and no wicks at all seen.
- Ultra-high volume, sharply increasing spreads, closing at the lows.
- Rising volume, narrowing bodies, and progressively deeper lower wicks.
- Average volume, identical spreads, and small upper wicks on every single bar.
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