medium · Volume Spread Analysis climaxes-tests-springs-upthrusts
A bar is characterized by a spread that is twice the average, volume that is 3.5 × the average, and a close in the lower half of the bar after a long uptrend.
This represents which group's behavior?
- Weak holders buying from each other
- Strong holders accumulating from weak holders
- Professionals marking prices up to attract more sellers
- Strong holders distributing to weak holders
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