medium · Volume Price Analysis wyckoff-laws
A market makes a triple bottom. The volume on the first test is 1.2M, the second is 800K, and the third is 300K.
How does this sequence describe the 'Law of Cause and Effect'?
- The effect is the triple bottom, and the cause was the extended prior markdown decline that exhausted the sellers.
- The cause is the combined dollar volume across all three tests, which mathematically converts into a predictable point-for-point rally.
- The declining volume across the tests shows a weakening cause, so the subsequent effect will likely be only a small, short-lived rally.
- The long duration and clear supply exhaustion of the triple bottom (cause) suggest a powerful and sustained markup (effect).
Sign up free to see the explanation and track your rank →
More Volume Price Analysis wyckoff-laws practice
- What is the confidence level for a short entry?
- Which phase of the Wyckoff cycle follows 'Accumulation' and is confirmed by a high-volume
- What does the volume on the rallies indicate?
- What is the Wyckoff interpretation?
- A trader is analyzing a potential 'Triple Top'. Peak 1: high… — What does this progression
- Why do markets typically fall faster than they rise, and how is this reflected in the VPA
- A stock has declined from 80 to 60. At 60, you see a series… — What is the 'Cause' in this
- If a currency pair consolidates in a 150-pip range for 8 weeks on a daily chart, what is t