Volume–Price Relationship Notes | $AKE
A 60-day low + 1.8× average daily trading value technically counts as a “high-volume breakdown.”
A new low on high volume means this isn’t a slow, low-volume decline—the selling pressure is real. Extremely high volume can sometimes signal a wave of panic selling, but don’t assume a bottom before a reversal candlestick appears.
Volume–price resonance offers a reference, not an answer.
A 60-day low + 1.8× average daily trading value technically counts as a “high-volume breakdown.”
A new low on high volume means this isn’t a slow, low-volume decline—the selling pressure is real. Extremely high volume can sometimes signal a wave of panic selling, but don’t assume a bottom before a reversal candlestick appears.
Volume–price resonance offers a reference, not an answer.