medium · Volume Price Analysis support-resistance

You are monitoring a 5-minute ES E-mini chart. The market has been in a distribution range. A wide-spread down candle breaks below the floor of the range on volume of 65,000 contracts (average bar volume is 22,000).

What is the primary VPA rule for managing this breakout?

  1. Enter short as the breakout is validated by high volume.
  2. Wait for a 'No Demand' bar to confirm the breakdown.
  3. Avoid entry as the volume is 'climactic' and likely to reverse.
  4. Enter long as this is likely an 'Upthrust' after a trap.

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