$RWUSD ｜Volume surged 7.3x in 1 hour｜Price remained almost flat
Before discussing capital flows, let's first understand trading volume.
Volume often surges when news is released, key price levels are broken, large orders are executed, or mass liquidations occur.
When trading volume rises at elevated price levels but the price barely moves up, this is often called “rising volume, flat price.” Many people see it as a sign of growing disagreement between buyers and sellers.
For leveraged positions, first work out whether you can withstand the worst-case scenario, then see what the indicators are saying.
Just one person's opinion—take it for what it's worth. This is not advice.
Before discussing capital flows, let's first understand trading volume.
Volume often surges when news is released, key price levels are broken, large orders are executed, or mass liquidations occur.
When trading volume rises at elevated price levels but the price barely moves up, this is often called “rising volume, flat price.” Many people see it as a sign of growing disagreement between buyers and sellers.
For leveraged positions, first work out whether you can withstand the worst-case scenario, then see what the indicators are saying.
Just one person's opinion—take it for what it's worth. This is not advice.
