hard · Volume Profile Analysis auction-market-theory
What is the primary difference between a 'Buying Tail' and a 'Poor Low' in terms of auction completion?
- A Buying Tail represents a completed auction with clear rejection, while a Poor Low represents an incomplete auction.
- A Buying Tail is a sign of retail panic, while a Poor Low is a sign of institutional accumulation.
- There is no difference; both indicate that the market has found a temporary bottom.
- Buying Tails only occur on 'Trend Days', while Poor Lows only occur on 'Normal Days'.
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