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Understand trading volume and remember these phrases
A decline with no volume will continue to drop; you must wait for volume to stop the decline.
A rise with no volume often continues to rise; knowing that an increase in trading volume will stop the rise.
When there is volume, watch the price center; a rise is a true breakout, while a drop requires caution.
Regardless of whether there is volume or not, a breakdown must be exited promptly to avoid risk.
A breakout from consolidation must be accompanied by volume; a breakout without volume is likely a false signal.
A huge red or green candle appearing at a high position is often a sign of a top formation.
A record high volume without a record high price likely indicates that the main force is unloading.
When there is low volume but the price does not drop, it is often a signal of a bottoming recovery.
At a low position, an increase in both volume and price indicates the end of bearishness and the arrival of bullishness.
At a high position, an increase in both volume and price may instead indicate the beginning of bearishness.
A rise with reduced volume indicates that the holdings are well locked; the market can continue to rise.
The true bottom characteristic is stable prices with reduced volume; after a cooling period, there will be a volume increase and rise.
A decline with no volume will continue to drop; you must wait for volume to stop the decline.
A rise with no volume often continues to rise; knowing that an increase in trading volume will stop the rise.
When there is volume, watch the price center; a rise is a true breakout, while a drop requires caution.
Regardless of whether there is volume or not, a breakdown must be exited promptly to avoid risk.
A breakout from consolidation must be accompanied by volume; a breakout without volume is likely a false signal.
A huge red or green candle appearing at a high position is often a sign of a top formation.
A record high volume without a record high price likely indicates that the main force is unloading.
When there is low volume but the price does not drop, it is often a signal of a bottoming recovery.
At a low position, an increase in both volume and price indicates the end of bearishness and the arrival of bullishness.
At a high position, an increase in both volume and price may instead indicate the beginning of bearishness.
A rise with reduced volume indicates that the holdings are well locked; the market can continue to rise.
The true bottom characteristic is stable prices with reduced volume; after a cooling period, there will be a volume increase and rise.
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