easy · Volume Spread Analysis wyckoff-phases-schematics

A beginner is learning the VSA term “secondary test of a selling climax.”

Which description best defines “secondary test of a selling climax” in this curriculum?

  1. early evidence that buying is beginning to slow a prior decline, before a complete accumulation case is established
  2. a weak rally within a suspected distribution structure where demand appears insufficient to sustain higher prices
  3. the phase in which evidence of demand or supply dominance becomes clearer through signs of strength or weakness
  4. a later revisit toward the selling-climax area used to compare whether selling pressure has diminished

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