hard · Volume Spread Analysis
In a mark-down, a practitioner sees a wide-spread down-bar on ultra-high volume that closes on the low. This is followed by a narrow-spread up-bar on low volume.
What is the trade setup?
- Wait for a spring below the low of the down-bar.
- Buy the up-bar as it marks the completion of a selling climax.
- Cover all shorts as absorption volume has appeared.
- Short the up-bar because it is a no-demand bar confirming the selling pressure.
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