medium · Volume Spread Analysis effort-vs-result-spread
A stock is in a confirmed uptrend. It pullbacks to its 20-day moving average on a narrow spread and the volume is lower than the previous two bars. This 'No Selling Pressure' signal is best interpreted as:
- A 'No Demand' signal indicating the end of the bull run
- A sign that the 'Effort' to rise has failed and a reversal is imminent
- A bullish confirmation that professionals are not participating in the decline
- A 'Shake-out' designed to trap short sellers
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