medium · Volume Spread Analysis wyckoff-phases-schematics
According to the principle of 'Effort versus Result,' if you see ultra-high volume on a wide-spread down-bar, but the next bar is up, what was the likely 'Result' of that effort?
- The effort was successful, and the up-bar that follows is a temporary bull trap.
- The effort to fall failed because the volume contained professional buying (absorption).
- The huge volume printed on that bar was essentially fake, so the next bar's result barely matters.
- Supply is completely swamping demand here, so the market should collapse after a brief resting pause.
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