medium · Volume Spread Analysis climaxes-tests-springs-upthrusts
A practitioner observes 'Stopping Volume' on a daily chart of a stock.
What should the practitioner expect to see in the immediate future bars according to the accumulation campaign mechanics?
- An immediate V-shaped recovery and rapid mark-up back to the old highs.
- A series of 'Up-thrusts' engineered specifically to hunt the stops of new buyers.
- A sudden gap-up through overhead resistance on ultra-high, climactic buying volume levels.
- A period of sideways trading as the absorbed supply is digested and accumulated.
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