medium · Volume Price Analysis
A trader observes a wide-spread up candle that closes near its high, but the volume is significantly below the recent average.
What is the most likely VPA interpretation?
- This is a bullish validation showing that the path of least resistance is up.
- This is a bearish anomaly or 'trap up' move where insiders are not participating in the advance.
- This is a 'No Supply' bar confirming that sellers have left the market.
- This indicates a buying climax where retail traders are panic selling.
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