easy · Volume Spread Analysis wyckoff-phases-schematics
A beginner is learning the VSA term “Wyckoff Phase D.”
Which description best defines “Wyckoff Phase D” in this curriculum?
- early evidence that buying is beginning to slow a prior decline, before a complete accumulation case is established
- the phase in which evidence of demand or supply dominance becomes clearer through signs of strength or weakness
- a weak rally within a suspected distribution structure where demand appears insufficient to sustain higher prices
- the trading-range phase in which repeated swings can build a cause and reveal changing supply-demand behavior
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