easy · Volume Spread Analysis effort-vs-result-spread

An index has been rising steadily for three weeks. Today, the price moves into new high ground on a narrow spread, but the volume is nearly triple the average. The price closes in the middle of the bar's range.

How should this activity be interpreted?

  1. Professional money is capping the price by selling into the retail demand.
  2. This is a successful test showing that no sellers are left in the market.
  3. This is a sign of extreme strength, as high volume always supports a price rise.
  4. The market is experiencing a lack of interest from both buyers and sellers.

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