easy · Volume Spread Analysis supply-demand-smart-money
A beginner is learning the VSA term “change in supply-demand balance.”
Which description best defines “change in supply-demand balance” in this curriculum?
- Wyckoff shorthand for contrasting participants able to hold through risk with participants more likely to react under pressure
- a shift from prior ease of movement toward either stronger demand or stronger supply
- a cautious deduction of unobserved opposing orders from unusually large volume and unexpectedly small price movement
- unusually heavy activity that coincides with a prior move losing progress, suggesting opposition may be stopping it
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