medium · Volume Price Analysis testing
A 'Stopping Volume' sequence is identified on a daily chart.
What is the defining visual characteristic of the candles in this multi-bar progression?
- Wide-spread candles with minimal upper or lower wicks
- Progressively narrowing bodies with deepening lower wicks
- A repeating sequence of classic 'no-demand' bars in an uptrend
- Consecutive shooting star candlesticks forming right at the swing peak
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