medium · Volume Price Analysis wyckoff-laws
A stock has been rising for ten days. On the eleventh day, it makes a new high with a wide-spread candle, but the volume is only half of the previous day's volume.
What is the VPA signal?
- A 'No Supply' bar, indicating that virtually no sellers remain willing to sell here.
- Bullish validation confirming strong demand, suggesting the rally will now accelerate.
- This is stopping volume, an accumulation signal indicating the downtrend is about to reverse.
- A bearish anomaly suggesting the insiders have withdrawn and the move is unsupported.
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