medium · Volume Spread Analysis background-trend-context
A 'Mushroom Top' is characterized by which specific price and volume behavior compared to a 'Buying Climax'?
- A gradual rounding over of price with frequent 'No Demand' bars and low-volume rallies.
- Mushroom tops display similar or lower volume spikes than a sharp buying climax overall.
- Mushroom tops require repeated wide-spread up-bars on ultra-high volume over time to fully form.
- Mushroom tops occur only during clearly bearish mark-down trend phases.
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