easy · Volume Spread Analysis effort-vs-result-spread
How does Volume Spread Analysis interpret a 'Narrow Spread' on an up-bar with high volume closing on the low?
- Neither buyers nor sellers show real interest in the stock at this particular price level.
- A sign of absorption, where professionals are quietly clearing out the last few remaining sellers here.
- Professional selling is so heavy that it is 'capping' any attempt by buyers to move the price higher.
- The market is simply resting and consolidating quietly, gathering strength before another explosive move higher.
Sign up free to see the explanation and track your rank →
More Volume Spread Analysis effort-vs-result-spread practice
- During a market decline, a stock produces a down-bar on a na… — What does this 'No Selling
- Which of the following describes 'Falling Pressure'?
- A stock has been trading in a range between $40 and $45 for… — How would a practitioner ca
- An index has been rising steadily for three weeks. Today, th… — How should this activity b
- An equity is in a steady uptrend. Today, it produces an up-b… — What is the most likely pr
- What is the most likely scenario?
- A stock is rising on wide spreads and high volume. Suddenly… — What principle describes th
- An equity averages a daily volume of 1,000,000 shares. Today… — How should this volume lev