easy · Volume Price Analysis
A 'No Demand' bar appearing after a sustained bullish trend is identified as:
- A narrow-spread down candle on modest volume, signaling absorption.
- A hammer candle forming right at the top of a trend on ultra-high volume.
- A wide-spread up candle appearing on unusually low volume, signifying a bull trap.
- A narrow-spread up candle on low volume, signaling buyers have withdrawn.
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