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8 Typical Patterns of Trading Volume
1️⃣ Increased Volume Uptrend (True Strength)
Price rises, and trading volume significantly increases, indicating active buying from funds, suggesting that the trend is likely to continue.
2️⃣ Decreased Volume Uptrend (False Strength)
Price rises but trading volume decreases, lacking fund follow-up buying, considered a weak rebound or a precursor to a top.
3️⃣ Increased Volume Downtrend (True Weakness)
A decline accompanied by increased volume indicates concentrated fund outflow, with continued downward pressure in the future.
4️⃣ Decreased Volume Downtrend (Healthy Correction)
A decline but with reduced trading volume, insufficient selling pressure, mostly a normal pullback within the trend.
5️⃣ Low Volume (Bottom Area)
Trading volume drastically decreases, market at a freezing point, usually in a bottoming phase, but does not necessarily indicate an immediate rebound.
6️⃣ Increased Volume After Low Volume (Confirmed Bottom)
After low volume, a long bullish candle appears with increased volume, indicating new funds entering the market, a more reliable bottom signal.
7️⃣ High Volume (Top Risk)
A massive volume appears and the price struggles to rise, likely indicating a top or a signal for major distribution.
8️⃣ Accumulated Volume (Continuous High Volume)
Spending several days in a high volume range, low levels indicate accumulation, high levels indicate distribution, the key is to watch the position.
Volume and price should be analyzed together for trend, and divergences in volume and price indicate reversals.
Watch direction with increased volume, watch sentiment with decreased volume.
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1️⃣ Increased Volume Uptrend (True Strength)
Price rises, and trading volume significantly increases, indicating active buying from funds, suggesting that the trend is likely to continue.
2️⃣ Decreased Volume Uptrend (False Strength)
Price rises but trading volume decreases, lacking fund follow-up buying, considered a weak rebound or a precursor to a top.
3️⃣ Increased Volume Downtrend (True Weakness)
A decline accompanied by increased volume indicates concentrated fund outflow, with continued downward pressure in the future.
4️⃣ Decreased Volume Downtrend (Healthy Correction)
A decline but with reduced trading volume, insufficient selling pressure, mostly a normal pullback within the trend.
5️⃣ Low Volume (Bottom Area)
Trading volume drastically decreases, market at a freezing point, usually in a bottoming phase, but does not necessarily indicate an immediate rebound.
6️⃣ Increased Volume After Low Volume (Confirmed Bottom)
After low volume, a long bullish candle appears with increased volume, indicating new funds entering the market, a more reliable bottom signal.
7️⃣ High Volume (Top Risk)
A massive volume appears and the price struggles to rise, likely indicating a top or a signal for major distribution.
8️⃣ Accumulated Volume (Continuous High Volume)
Spending several days in a high volume range, low levels indicate accumulation, high levels indicate distribution, the key is to watch the position.
Volume and price should be analyzed together for trend, and divergences in volume and price indicate reversals.
Watch direction with increased volume, watch sentiment with decreased volume.
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Volume-Price Analysis Lesson One - A Few Charts to Introduce You to This Tool
As one of the most intuitive data that traders can see in the market, trading volume is my most important tool in practical trading. Please take a cup of tea's time to lightly taste the fruit of this volume-price analysis with me.
“When using volume-price analysis as an analytical tool, we are simply looking for two things.”
Volume-Price Analysis: The market interpretation method of Wyckoff, the founder of volume-price analysis - Anna Kulin
The rise or fall of prices is only considered real when accompanied by trading volume. If the volume supports the price, then the continuity of the price is more trustworthy; but if the price and trading volume are inconsistent, it may indicate that changes are about to occur in the market.
“When using volume-price analysis as an analytical tool, we are simply looking for two things.”
Volume-Price Analysis: The market interpretation method of Wyckoff, the founder of volume-price analysis - Anna Kulin
The rise or fall of prices is only considered real when accompanied by trading volume. If the volume supports the price, then the continuity of the price is more trustworthy; but if the price and trading volume are inconsistent, it may indicate that changes are about to occur in the market.
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#量价分析
In the first image, $ASTER has formed a structure that stops the decline. Looking at the framed area in the image, each trading volume has indeed verified the price action. When the candlestick body is long, the trading volume is high, and vice versa. Subsequently, the trading volume decreases, and the candlestick body is also shrinking, indicating that the current downward momentum is insufficient, making it an excellent opportunity to close short positions.
The $ZEC in the second image also follows this pattern.
In the first image, $ASTER has formed a structure that stops the decline. Looking at the framed area in the image, each trading volume has indeed verified the price action. When the candlestick body is long, the trading volume is high, and vice versa. Subsequently, the trading volume decreases, and the candlestick body is also shrinking, indicating that the current downward momentum is insufficient, making it an excellent opportunity to close short positions.
The $ZEC in the second image also follows this pattern.
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