hard · Volume Price Analysis
A 'No Demand' bar is defined as an up candle with a narrow spread and low volume.
What is the fundamental signal this sends to a VPA practitioner?
- A bullish breakout is imminent due to low supply
- Insiders are aggressively absorbing selling pressure
- Buying conviction has evaporated and insiders have withdrawn
- Market makers are mark-up testing for sellers
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