easy · Volume Spread Analysis background-trend-context
A 'Spring' pattern occurs when price penetrates below an accumulation range's support level.
What is the critical volume characteristic that distinguishes a true Spring from a genuine bearish breakdown?
- The Spring must have ultra-high volume to show professional buying.
- Both have identical volume; the only difference is the news catalyst.
- The Spring must have low volume on the penetration and recover quickly.
- A breakdown always happens on low volume as the market 'dies.'
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