medium · Volume Spread Analysis effort-vs-result-spread
When a market is 'Rounding Over' at the top, you see an up-bar with high volume but a compressed spread.
What is the VSA diagnosis?
- No Demand; professionals have withdrawn from the market entirely.
- A Test of Supply; the market is checking if there are still sellers in the area.
- Buying Pressure; the market is building energy for a major breakout.
- Hidden Selling; professionals are selling into the buying demand without allowing the price to rise.
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