medium · Volume Spread Analysis effort-vs-result-spread
An up-bar appears with ultra-high volume and a narrow spread. The close is right at the top of the bar.
Why is this often a signal for the 'End of a Rising Market'?
- It is a sign of professional support defending price.
- The price is about to gap sharply higher next session.
- The high volume shows there are no sellers left willing to sell here.
- Market-makers are capping the price while selling into demand
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