easy · Volume Spread Analysis background-trend-context
A beginner is learning the VSA term “resistance zone.”
Which description best defines “resistance zone” in this curriculum?
- the Wyckoff idea that time and activity inside a range can prepare a later move, without fixing its direction in advance
- comparison showing one instrument holds up or advances better than a relevant benchmark over the same interval
- an area where prior supply has repeatedly been sufficient to interrupt advances
- the sequence of earlier strength, weakness, tests, and range location used to interpret the current bar
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