easy · Volume Price Analysis
A narrow-spread bullish candle closes with volume significantly below the recent 20-period average.
What is the most accurate institutional interpretation of this bar?
- A strong continuation signal for an existing bullish markup.
- Neutral validation indicating a lack of market interest or a normal pause.
- A bearish anomaly suggesting an imminent and violent trend reversal.
- Institutional absorption of supply by market makers.
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