easy · Volume Spread Analysis wyckoff-phases-schematics
After a long advance, very high volume appears on a wide up bar that closes below its high.
Which cautious VSA reading best fits this “preliminary supply” example?
- Supply may be entering into the advance, but one bar is insufficient to declare a completed top.
- Buying may be meeting urgent selling, so the decline could be starting to lose ease of movement; the larger structure still needs confirmation.
- The missing spring does not invalidate the structure by itself; the total sequence and current evidence matter more than a perfect diagram.
- The rally may be a last point of supply if background distribution is already credible; later weakness is still needed.
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