Price declines in a bear market do not need to be accompanied by enlarged trading volume. The reason is that the number of buying orders is small. If the trading volume expands, it is caused by the expansion of buying orders. If there is a day with huge volume and a long negative line, this is not a new signal that the market will continue to plummet, but a signal that the market is encountering huge buying orders.
This phenomenon is called panic selling. The trapped public sees their funds decreasing significantly every day and cannot bear the psychological pressure. Under the threat of bad news, they simply throw away all their chips to relieve themselves from the pain.
