easy · Volume Price Analysis support-resistance

You are analyzing a Volume at Price (VAP) histogram. The current price is hovering at a level with a very short horizontal volume bar (a low-volume node), and the next major concentration of volume (high-volume node) is 5% higher.

Based on VPA principles, how should the current price behave?

  1. The Point of Control (POC) will shift to the current price level due to the lack of existing orders.
  2. The price will consolidate at the low-volume node to build the 'cause' for the next move.
  3. The price is likely to move quickly through the low-volume node toward the next area of dense activity.
  4. The low-volume node will act as a major reversal point because few transactions occurred there.

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