hard · Volume Spread Analysis
Which of the following is a key difference between 'Stopping Volume' and a 'Selling Climax'?
- Stopping Volume requires the next bar to be down, while a Selling Climax requires the next bar to be up.
- Stopping Volume is a sign of weakness (SOW), while a Selling Climax is a sign of strength (SOS).
- Stopping Volume occurs on low volume, while a Selling Climax occurs on ultra-high volume.
- Stopping Volume arrests a decline and leads to sideways accumulation; a Selling Climax marks a major cycle bottom after extreme panic.
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