easy · Volume Spread Analysis wyckoff-phases-schematics
Why is 'Relative Strength' analysis useful for identifying stocks in the accumulation phase?
- It highlights stocks that fall faster than the market index
- It shows which stocks have the lowest total volume
- It identifies stocks that refuse to fall when the parent index is declining
- It measures the speed of retail buying during a news event
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