hard · Volume Price Analysis

A currency pair has broken below its 4-hour congestion floor on high volume. Two candles later, a small bullish candle rallies back to touch the old floor, but its tick volume is very low.

What structural event is this?

  1. A successful test of demand that confirms resistance role-reversal.
  2. A 'Buying Climax' where insiders are building long positions at lower prices.
  3. A 'false breakout' or fakeout that suggests the pair will return to the consolidation range.
  4. A 'Short Squeeze' where losing short-sellers are forced to cover their positions.

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