easy · Volume Spread Analysis effort-vs-result-spread
Current volume is 1.5 million shares and the 20-bar average is 1.0 million.
Which cautious VSA reading best fits this “relative volume ratio” example?
- Large effort produced little net result, so opposing activity may be present; direction requires background and follow-through.
- The bar is relatively narrow in this local sample; that fact needs volume, close, and background for interpretation.
- Effort and result are aligned for this bar, but acceptance above resistance and later bars should confirm the move.
- Relative volume is 1.5 times average; its meaning depends on the accompanying price spread, close, and location.
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