easy · Volume Spread Analysis climaxes-tests-springs-upthrusts
How should a practitioner interpret an 'Up-Thrust' that occurs on 'Low Volume'?
- As a sign that no professional demand exists to support higher prices
- As a sign the trend has turned neutral and will likely move sideways
- As a genuinely bullish test confirming strength at the recent highs
- As a clear signal to buy aggressively right on the next bar's open
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