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?
- It settles into an extended balance phase, slowly rebuilding volume to 'repair' the thin trade of the prior session.
- It tends to accelerate through the range because there is little historical 'anchor' or positioning to provide resistance.
- It reverses sharply the instant it touches the first single print, refusing to enter that 'unfair' rejected price zone again.
- It locates firm support or resistance precisely at the arithmetic midpoint of the single-print range and pivots cleanly off it.
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