Good post. There's so much more to these equations. The maybe........................
It Entirely depends on the Market that you are Trading or Investing in.
For this below statement... there are often other factors at play. Maybe they're not Bears at all.... or Bulls? Gamessssssssssssssssssss
"Extreme buying volume with moderate or low upwards price movement is bearish. Reason: the bears are pushing back hard, preventing 'normal' price excursion, showing their commitment. Vice versa if the price is moving down. It may be about to reverse"/
For the below. Waiting next news or anticipation.
Moderate buying volume with moderate upwards movement is 'normal' bullish. Often seen mid way through a mark up phase. Same for downwards movement.
For the below. Some Interest from speculators. No Interest from wider market. Good luck unless you're a long believer. Offers aren't pulled they're happy to get hit! Downwards is just No Interest at All.
Low buying volume with extreme upwards price movement is potentially bullish. It indicates bears are running away, pulling their offers. Vice versa for downwards ease of movement.
Not financial advice dyor, just a general opinion.
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