hard · Volume Profile Analysis auction-market-theory
A bullish spike concludes at 151.90. The next day opens at 151.95 and the first 30-minute bar is a 'doji' with a long upper wick.
What is the immediate risk?
- Continuation higher as trapped sellers cover into rising prices.
- A Trend Day higher, since the gap open confirms upside acceptance and conviction.
- An 'Open Auction' that balances first, then breaks lower to fill the gap.
- A 'Bull Trap' or 'Liquidity Sweep' where the gap higher is being faded.
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