Upthrust
A push to a new high that closes near its low, commonly on high volume.
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A push to a new high that closes near its low, commonly on high volume.
Learn about UpthrustA narrow up bar on volume lower than the prior two bars.
Learn about No DemandA narrow down bar on very low volume, often closing off its low.
Learn about No SupplyA sharp downward thrust that triggers stops and recovers well off its low.
Learn about ShakeoutA low-volume probe lower that closes back up, checking whether supply remains.
Learn about TestA brief break below range support that quickly recovers back inside.
Learn about SpringVery high-volume, wide up action near the end of an advance, often closing off highs.
Learn about Buying ClimaxUltra-high-volume, wide down action that rejects its low near the end of a decline.
Learn about Selling ClimaxAn informal psychology term for holding a losing position bought near a top; not a VSA signal.
Learn about Bag HoldingA model that treats large professional interests as one coordinated market force.
Learn about Composite OperatorVolume is effort; spread and price progress are result.
Learn about Effort vs ResultThe accumulated evidence of prior strength, weakness, trend, and phase.
Learn about BackgroundA post-uptrend range where professional interests transfer inventory before markdown.
Learn about DistributionA post-decline range where professional demand absorbs supply before markup.
Learn about AccumulationHigh-volume down bars that close off their lows and halt a decline.
Learn about Stopping VolumeProfessional demand takes in supply while price holds near a level.
Learn about AbsorptionExceptionally high relative volume associated with exhaustion or transfer of ownership.
Learn about Climactic VolumeEvidence that professional selling is present or demand is being withdrawn.
Learn about WeaknessEvidence that professional demand is absorbing supply or selling has dried up.
Learn about StrengthNo concepts match that search and category.