Fast rise, slow fall, the dealer is busy accumulating
The currency price is soaring and then slowly falling back, which is often the dealer quietly stocking up, preparing for the next big rise.
Fast fall, slow rise, dealer unloading
Conversely, the currency price drops sharply and then slowly climbs up, which could mean the dealer is slowly selling off their holdings, and the market might be heading downhill.
High volume at the top, don’t rush to sell
When the price is high and the trading volume is large, don’t rush to sell; it might rise further. But if the trading volume decreases, then be cautious, as the upward momentum may have faded, and it's time to withdraw quickly.
High volume at the bottom, watch for sustainability
In the low price zone, if the trading volume suddenly increases, it could be a brief pause during a decline, so don’t rush to buy. You need to see the trading volume continue to expand, that’s when real money is flowing in, and it’s the right time to consider selling.
Sentiment drives trading volume, be clear when speculating
Speculating on currencies is about people's sentiments, and trading volume reflects everyone's thoughts. When market sentiment fluctuates, the currency price follows, and trading volume is the most truthful portrayal, showing you what everyone is doing.
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