hard · Volume Spread Analysis climaxes-tests-springs-upthrusts
An index is at a multi-year low. It produces three consecutive days of wide-spread down-bars on ultra-high volume, with each bar closing in the upper half of its range.
What is the most accurate VSA assessment?
- A 'Mushroom Top' in reverse, showing a gradual transition to a bull market.
- A 'Mark-Down' phase that will likely accelerate as support has been completely lost.
- A massive Selling Climax where professional money is absorbing the panic of weak holders.
- A series of 'Up-thrusts' that are trapping traders who are trying to pick the bottom.
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