medium · Volume Profile Analysis auction-market-theory

When a market returns to a previously established range of single prints (a 'volume void'), how does price typically behave according to Auction Market Theory?

1. It enters a prolonged period of consolidation to 'repair' the thin volume of the prior session.
2. It tends to accelerate through the range because there is little historical 'anchor' or positioning to provide resistance.
3. It reverses immediately upon touching the first single print to avoid entering the 'unfair' price zone.
4. It finds strong support or resistance at the exact midpoint of the single print range.

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