hard · Volume Spread Analysis effort-vs-result-spread
In Bearish Sequence 7, you see a 'Reversal After Effort to Rise' followed by an 'Up-Thrust.'
If the final signal is 'No Demand,' but the bar has a wide spread and closes on its high, what does this indicate?
- The signal is invalid because 'No Demand' must have a narrow spread
- The short entry is now stronger given the extra effort shown
- This is a 'Hidden Up-Thrust' bar, so it should be shorted immediately here
- The sequence has now transitioned into a full-blown 'Buying Climax' event
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