easy · Volume Price Analysis
A stock opens with a wide-spread bullish candle that clears a resistance level. However, the volume for this specific bar is only 35% of the average opening volume.
What is the most likely institutional intent behind this move?
- The insiders are aggressively accumulating shares at these higher prices.
- The market is entering a state of no supply, signaling an imminent surge.
- This represents strong bullish validation and the start of a markup phase.
- The move is a manufactured trap up designed to lure retail buyers.
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