medium · Volume Price Analysis validation
How should a VPA practitioner interpret a 'Long-Legged Doji' that occurs on extremely low volume?
- As a trap move where insiders are 'stop-hunting' in both directions.
- As a major reversal signal after an extended markup phase.
- As a sign of extreme institutional indecision and high participation.
- As a 'No Supply' bar indicating the end of a bearish trend.
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