So, in the consolidation phase, decreasing volume is good. If you continue to see very high
volume, do you start thinking potential top?
Yes, because that shows that a lot of people are getting out of the stock. You want an increase in volume
when the stock breaks out, but you want a decrease in volume as the stock consolidates.
Any other volume signals you look for?
When the market, or a stock, is bottoming, you want to see increased volume combined with an absence of
further price progress on the downside. For example, if the Dow declines from 2,200 to 2,100, trades down to 2,085
the next day, and then closes higher on increased volume, it demonstrates support. It suggests that there are a lot of
buyers coming in.
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