easy · Volume Price Analysis support-resistance
Which of the following describes the 'Wholesaler Analogy' used to explain insider behavior in VPA?
- Insiders buy at retail prices and then sell again at wholesale prices, reversing the natural cycle
- Insiders only trade when the retail public itself provides sufficiently high volume to move price
- Insiders try to keep prices as stable as possible at all times to avoid drawing outside attention
- Insiders accumulate inventory at wholesale (low) prices and distribute at retail (high) prices.
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