medium · Volume Price Analysis climactic
Which of the following is the defining characteristic of 'Stopping Volume' at the end of a Price Waterfall?
- A series of wide-spread up candles that engulf the previous down moves.
- Increasing volume on candles with progressively deeper lower wicks.
- Narrow-spread down candles on extremely low volume.
- A sudden drop in volume as the price enters a sideways congestion zone.
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