medium · Volume Price Analysis
An institutional 'Test of Demand' occurs at the end of a distribution phase.
If this test is 'successful' from an insider's bearish perspective, what will the volume behavior be?
- The volume will be low, indicating no buyers remain to support higher prices.
- The volume will be high, showing that buyers are still aggressively fighting the trend.
- The volume will be average, validating a steady continuation of the bullish trend.
- The volume will be ultra-high, indicating a 'Buying Climax' is taking place.
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