easy · Volume Spread Analysis climaxes-tests-springs-upthrusts
A bar is classified as 'no demand' if it meets which specific criteria relative to its background and volume?
- Narrow spread, low volume, and a close in the lower half of the bar.
- Wide spread, ultra-high volume, closing on the bar's high.
- Down-bar on high volume that closes near the lows of its range.
- An up-bar that penetrates the previous swing high on merely average volume.
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