medium · Volume Price Analysis testing
According to Wyckoff's Law of Effort vs. Result, how should we interpret a wide-spread down candle on very low volume that dips into a support zone?
- As a sign of intense bearish conviction.
- As a validated signal that support has broken.
- As a trap down or a maneuver to test supply.
- As an indication that a short squeeze is imminent.
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