medium · Volume Spread Analysis effort-vs-result-spread
An index has been rallying. You notice a bar with a wide spread up, ultra-high volume, and a close in the middle. The very next bar is a narrow-spread up-bar on very low volume closing near its low.
What sequence is forming?
- Market Rotation followed by a Shake-out
- Successful Absorption followed by a Test
- Stopping Volume followed by an Upthrust
- Buying Climax followed by No Demand
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