medium · Volume Spread Analysis effort-vs-result-spread
An 'Upthrust' occurs on low volume. How does this differ in meaning from an 'Upthrust' on high volume?
- Low volume upthrusts only occur in 'Bullish' backgrounds
- Low volume indicates that the 'Upthrust' is likely to fail and reverse upward
- High volume is a sign of 'Absorption,' while low volume is 'Distribution'
- Low volume shows the mark-up was on 'thin air' with no professional demand
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