medium · Volume Price Analysis

Following a breakout from a distribution zone, the price pulls back to the old floor of support (now resistance). It forms a shooting star with volume 70% below average.

What does this indicate?

  1. A 'fakeout' where the market is preparing to return to the previous range.
  2. A lack of institutional conviction that will lead to sideways price action.
  3. The start of a new accumulation phase at the previous distribution floor.
  4. A successful test of demand confirming the markdown will proceed.

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