hard · Volume Price Analysis

A commodity trades in a narrow range for several months. A news event causes a massive spike on ultra-high volume, but the price immediately returns to the range.

What does the Law of Cause and Effect suggest about the subsequent breakout?

  1. The 'Cause' was not yet fully built and the spike was a climax event or trap.
  2. The 'Effect' is now doubled because the spike added more energy to the cause.
  3. The spike represents the entire 'Effect' of the months of consolidation.
  4. The 'Cause' is now invalidated and no move will ever happen.

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