easy · Volume Spread Analysis climaxes-tests-springs-upthrusts

A mature range suddenly breaks lower on a wide bar, then rapidly recovers above support. No additional confirmation has appeared yet.

Before acting, what is the most disciplined conclusion about “shakeout”?

  1. Treat the observation as provisional evidence consistent with shakeout, then compare background and subsequent bars before increasing confidence.
  2. Treat the observation as provisional evidence consistent with upthrust after distribution, then compare background and subsequent bars before increasing confidence.
  3. Treat the observation as provisional evidence consistent with selling climax, then compare background and subsequent bars before increasing confidence.
  4. Treat the observation as provisional evidence consistent with test of supply, then compare background and subsequent bars before increasing confidence.

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