easy · Volume Spread Analysis climaxes-tests-springs-upthrusts

A stock has been in a sustained bear market for several months. Today, it produces a down-bar with an ultra-wide spread on ultra-high volume, yet the price closes in the upper third of its range.

Which market event is most likely occurring?

  1. A buying climax
  2. No demand
  3. A selling climax
  4. An upthrust

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