easy · Volume Spread Analysis climaxes-tests-springs-upthrusts
After multiple signs of supply in a mature range, price briefly exceeds resistance and then closes back inside.
Which cautious VSA reading best fits this “upthrust after distribution” example?
- The sequence may qualify as a UTAD, but the label depends on prior distribution evidence and subsequent weakness.
- The bar suggests little supply came forward, but it is meaningful only with supportive background and later demand.
- The bar may be a selling climax or stopping action; a rally and successful test would strengthen that reading.
- The move is spring-like, but volume, recovery, and follow-through determine whether the test was successful.
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