easy · Volume Spread Analysis background-trend-context
A stock is supported at $50 despite several down-days in the broader index. Its Daily lows consistently hold at $49.95 on average volume.
What VSA concept is this?
- A Hidden Up-thrust, trapping remaining buyers via a false breakout.
- Bag Holding; professionals who accumulated are forced to support the price.
- A Selling Climax is unfolding, since the broader index is falling very sharply.
- No Demand is present here, as the volume accompanying this move is only average for it.
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