easy · Volume Price Analysis

A stock has fallen for 10 days. On day 11, it drops another 3 percent but finishes only 0.5 percent down, with the highest volume of the year.

Is this validation or an anomaly?

  1. Validation, because the price still closed lower.
  2. Anomaly, because volume should be low at the bottom of a trend.
  3. Anomaly, because the huge volume (effort) produced a very small price drop (result).
  4. Validation, because the trend is bearish and the volume is high.

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