medium · Volume Spread Analysis supply-demand-smart-money
A stock is in an accumulation phase. You see a high-volume down-bar that closes well off its low, followed by a low-volume bar that dips into the same area and recovers.
What does the first bar represent?
- A 'No Demand' bar signaling that the mark-up phase is ending here.
- Selling pressure indicating that this accumulation attempt has now clearly failed.
- A 'Mushroom Top' rounding distribution formation is starting to develop at this peak.
- Absorption volume where professionals are stepping in to arrest the decline.
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