easy · Volume Spread Analysis background-trend-context
A stock is trading in a sideways range between $30 and$35. Suddenly, it drops to28.50 on high volume but recovers to close at 31.00 within the same period. There is no distribution in the background.
What is this structural event?
- A Shake-Out
- A Genuine Breakdown
- A Buying Climax
- No Demand
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