hard · Volume Spread Analysis
Which volume pattern most accurately identifies 'No Selling Pressure' during a temporary reaction in an uptrend?
- Extremely low volume on an up-bar that fails to make a new high.
- A wide-spread down-bar on high volume that closes on the highs of the bar.
- A narrow-spread down-bar on volume lower than the previous two bars, closing in the upper half of the range.
- Increasing volume on consecutive down-bars with narrowing spreads.
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