medium · Volume Price Analysis
Following a 'price waterfall' decline, a trader observes a sequence of three candles with progressively narrowing bearish bodies and deepening lower wicks. Volume is rising on each candle and is now 2.2× the average. Identify this pattern.
- A failed test of supply.
- Topping out volume.
- A selling climax.
- Stopping volume.
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