hard · Volume Price Analysis
An Equivolume chart displays a very 'short and wide' box. How does a VPA practitioner interpret this specific shape?
- A 'no supply' bar that indicates a low-risk entry point.
- A validated breakout where volume and price are in perfect agreement.
- A high-volume anomaly where price is struggling to move despite massive effort.
- A low-volume trap where price is being manipulated on thin activity.
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