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Multi-Period Volume-Price Resonance
Logic: When funds are consistent across different periods, the market is the most stable.
Conditions:
1H Breakout on high volume
15m Pullback with low volume
Trading:
Enter on 15m, determine direction on 1H
Small stop loss, large space
Essential for professional traders.
Logic: When funds are consistent across different periods, the market is the most stable.
Conditions:
1H Breakout on high volume
15m Pullback with low volume
Trading:
Enter on 15m, determine direction on 1H
Small stop loss, large space
Essential for professional traders.
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Directional Volume Leads Price
Logic: Volume often precedes price changes.
Signal:
Trading volume increases in advance
Price is still fluctuating
Trading:
Position in the direction is pre-embedded
Increase position when a true breakout occurs
This is a proactive layout strategy.
Logic: Volume often precedes price changes.
Signal:
Trading volume increases in advance
Price is still fluctuating
Trading:
Position in the direction is pre-embedded
Increase position when a true breakout occurs
This is a proactive layout strategy.
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False Expansion
Logic: Not all volume spikes indicate a trend.
Identification:
Volume spikes but K-line body is very small
Long upper and lower shadows
→ Long and short kill each other, main force washes the盘
Trading:
Do not chase
Wait for the next directional volume spike to take action
Logic: Not all volume spikes indicate a trend.
Identification:
Volume spikes but K-line body is very small
Long upper and lower shadows
→ Long and short kill each other, main force washes the盘
Trading:
Do not chase
Wait for the next directional volume spike to take action
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Trend Pullback Volume Decreasing Model
Logic: In a strong trend, each pullback volume will be smaller than the previous one.
Conditions:
Main trend is clear
Pullback 1 → Pullback 2 → Pullback 3, volume decreases step by step
Trading:
Enter the market in the direction of the trend during the 2nd or 3rd pullback
Place stop loss outside the trend structure
Logic: In a strong trend, each pullback volume will be smaller than the previous one.
Conditions:
Main trend is clear
Pullback 1 → Pullback 2 → Pullback 3, volume decreases step by step
Trading:
Enter the market in the direction of the trend during the 2nd or 3rd pullback
Place stop loss outside the trend structure
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Volume-Price Pattern Reversal (Pivot Volume Turn)
Logic: Key turning points are often accompanied by "Pattern + Volume Peak".
Conditions:
Three structures forming high / low patterns
The middle one has the highest trading volume.
Trading:
Top pattern + increased volume → Short
Bottom pattern + increased volume → Long
Highly suitable for short-term trading and 15m cycles.
Logic: Key turning points are often accompanied by "Pattern + Volume Peak".
Conditions:
Three structures forming high / low patterns
The middle one has the highest trading volume.
Trading:
Top pattern + increased volume → Short
Bottom pattern + increased volume → Long
Highly suitable for short-term trading and 15m cycles.
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Low-level turnover completed for buying
Logic: The bottom needs sufficient turnover.
Features:
Multiple volume increases at low levels without further declines
Each sell-off is quickly bought back
Trading:
Breakthrough on the upper edge of the range with volume to follow
This is the 'true bottom' rather than a rebound bottom
Logic: The bottom needs sufficient turnover.
Features:
Multiple volume increases at low levels without further declines
Each sell-off is quickly bought back
Trading:
Breakthrough on the upper edge of the range with volume to follow
This is the 'true bottom' rather than a rebound bottom
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Failed short selling at high position
Logic: High volume at high position but the price does not rise, indicating insufficient buying support.
Characteristics:
Trading volume hits a new high
Price does not go far, repeatedly surging and then retreating
Trading:
Open a short position directly after the second surge fails
Stop loss at the previous high
Logic: High volume at high position but the price does not rise, indicating insufficient buying support.
Characteristics:
Trading volume hits a new high
Price does not go far, repeatedly surging and then retreating
Trading:
Open a short position directly after the second surge fails
Stop loss at the previous high
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Accumulation → Expansion
Logic: The main force will not pull up all at once.
Structure:
Range fluctuations, volume continues to decrease
Suddenly a directional explosive volume K line
Trading:
Follow the direction of explosive volume
Add positions on pullbacks with reduced volume
This is the starting point of the entire trend.
Logic: The main force will not pull up all at once.
Structure:
Range fluctuations, volume continues to decrease
Suddenly a directional explosive volume K line
Trading:
Follow the direction of explosive volume
Add positions on pullbacks with reduced volume
This is the starting point of the entire trend.
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Unilateral Volume Exhaustion (Trend Exhaustion)
Logic: In the later stages of a trend, prices can still move, but the volume can no longer keep up.
Signal:
Continuous new highs / new lows
Each wave of trading volume gradually decreases
Trading:
The last wave of "no volume breakout" fails → reverse position
This is a signal of trend termination.
Logic: In the later stages of a trend, prices can still move, but the volume can no longer keep up.
Signal:
Continuous new highs / new lows
Each wave of trading volume gradually decreases
Trading:
The last wave of "no volume breakout" fails → reverse position
This is a signal of trend termination.
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Imbalance Drive
Logic: The price moves faster than the trading volume, indicating that liquidity has been exhausted.
Characteristics:
Continuous K-line advancement
Trading volume has not increased in sync
→ The main force uses a small amount of funds to manipulate the price
Trading:
Enter the trend at the low point of the first volume-expanding K-line on a pullback
Once a volume stagnation occurs, take profits in a timely manner.
Logic: The price moves faster than the trading volume, indicating that liquidity has been exhausted.
Characteristics:
Continuous K-line advancement
Trading volume has not increased in sync
→ The main force uses a small amount of funds to manipulate the price
Trading:
Enter the trend at the low point of the first volume-expanding K-line on a pullback
Once a volume stagnation occurs, take profits in a timely manner.
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Decreased Volume Fluctuation + Increased Volume Breakout Follow
Logic: Decreased volume indicates observation, increased volume represents a choice of direction.
Conditions:
Continued decline in trading volume within the range
Sudden appearance of an increased volume candlestick that breaks the range
Trading:
Increased volume breakout upwards → Follow long
Increased volume breakout downwards → Follow short
Stop loss: Inside the range.
Logic: Decreased volume indicates observation, increased volume represents a choice of direction.
Conditions:
Continued decline in trading volume within the range
Sudden appearance of an increased volume candlestick that breaks the range
Trading:
Increased volume breakout upwards → Follow long
Increased volume breakout downwards → Follow short
Stop loss: Inside the range.
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Increased volume with rising prices, decreased volume with falling prices trend strategy
Logic: Look at which side is more "forceful".
Judgment:
When prices rise, trading volume significantly increases.
When there is a pullback or a decline, trading volume continues to decrease.
Trading:
Only go long, do not short.
Enter long positions near previous support or previous lows.
This is one of the most stable trend judgment methods.
Logic: Look at which side is more "forceful".
Judgment:
When prices rise, trading volume significantly increases.
When there is a pullback or a decline, trading volume continues to decrease.
Trading:
Only go long, do not short.
Enter long positions near previous support or previous lows.
This is one of the most stable trend judgment methods.
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High Volume Long Shadow Reversal
Logic: Extreme trading volume + Price quickly negated = Main force reversal.
Conditions:
Single K-line trading volume is more than 3 times the average volume.
Simultaneously appears long upper shadow or long lower shadow.
Trading:
High volume long upper shadow → Short
High volume long lower shadow → Long
Stop loss: Shadow extreme value.
Logic: Extreme trading volume + Price quickly negated = Main force reversal.
Conditions:
Single K-line trading volume is more than 3 times the average volume.
Simultaneously appears long upper shadow or long lower shadow.
Trading:
High volume long upper shadow → Short
High volume long lower shadow → Long
Stop loss: Shadow extreme value.
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Price-Volume Divergence Reversal Strategy
Logic: Price reaches a new high (or low), but the volume does not follow, indicating a loss of momentum.
Conditions:
Price reaches a new high, but trading volume is lower than the previous wave of increase
or price reaches a new low, but trading volume decreases
Trading:
High volume contraction → Short selling
Low volume contraction → Going long
Applicable: Top / Bottom capturing.
Logic: Price reaches a new high (or low), but the volume does not follow, indicating a loss of momentum.
Conditions:
Price reaches a new high, but trading volume is lower than the previous wave of increase
or price reaches a new low, but trading volume decreases
Trading:
High volume contraction → Short selling
Low volume contraction → Going long
Applicable: Top / Bottom capturing.
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Volume Breakthrough · Pullback with Decreased Volume for Long / Short
Logic: A true breakthrough must have increased volume, and a healthy pullback must have decreased volume.
Conditions:
When the price breaks through the range / key high or low points, trading volume ≥ 1.5 times the average volume of the previous 10 bars
Subsequently, during the pullback, the trading volume significantly decreases.
Trading:
Break up → Pullback with decreased volume for long
Break down → Rebound with decreased volume for short
Stop Loss: Pullback structure breakdown.
Logic: A true breakthrough must have increased volume, and a healthy pullback must have decreased volume.
Conditions:
When the price breaks through the range / key high or low points, trading volume ≥ 1.5 times the average volume of the previous 10 bars
Subsequently, during the pullback, the trading volume significantly decreases.
Trading:
Break up → Pullback with decreased volume for long
Break down → Rebound with decreased volume for short
Stop Loss: Pullback structure breakdown.
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Trend acceleration strategy after "secondary exhaustion" of volume
Logic:
If there are two clear volume exhaustions during a trend (the volume decreases during pullbacks), it usually indicates that the opposing force is completely depleted, and the third time often accelerates directly.
Method:
Confirm the main trend direction
Observe two consecutive pullbacks with decreasing volume
Follow the trend during the third activation
Stop loss: Latest pullback low/high point
Applicable: Capturing "the fastest segment" in a trending market.
Logic:
If there are two clear volume exhaustions during a trend (the volume decreases during pullbacks), it usually indicates that the opposing force is completely depleted, and the third time often accelerates directly.
Method:
Confirm the main trend direction
Observe two consecutive pullbacks with decreasing volume
Follow the trend during the third activation
Stop loss: Latest pullback low/high point
Applicable: Capturing "the fastest segment" in a trending market.
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Volume spike with "body not following" short squeeze/long squeeze strategy
Logic:
If a long shadow appears + volume spikes, but the body is very small, it indicates that a large amount of transactions occurred in the shadow area, which is an extreme release of emotion. This type of trend often reverses.
Approach:
Volume spike with long lower shadow, small body → Go long
Volume spike with long upper shadow, small body → Go short
Use the extreme points of the shadow as stop loss
Advantages: Very small stop loss, high cost-performance ratio.
Logic:
If a long shadow appears + volume spikes, but the body is very small, it indicates that a large amount of transactions occurred in the shadow area, which is an extreme release of emotion. This type of trend often reverses.
Approach:
Volume spike with long lower shadow, small body → Go long
Volume spike with long upper shadow, small body → Go short
Use the extreme points of the shadow as stop loss
Advantages: Very small stop loss, high cost-performance ratio.
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Oscillation Range 'Volume Distribution Imbalance' Direction Judgment Strategy
Logic:
If the volume is consistently low during upward movements and high during downward movements within the range, it indicates that the selling pressure is more proactive, making a breakout more likely to occur downward.
Approach:
Count the volume of multiple upward/downward movements within the range
Downward volume significantly > Upward volume
Wait for the lower edge of the range to break with increased volume
Take a short position accordingly
Stop Loss: Above the middle axis of the range
Core: Whoever has the volume, whoever takes the initiative.
Logic:
If the volume is consistently low during upward movements and high during downward movements within the range, it indicates that the selling pressure is more proactive, making a breakout more likely to occur downward.
Approach:
Count the volume of multiple upward/downward movements within the range
Downward volume significantly > Upward volume
Wait for the lower edge of the range to break with increased volume
Take a short position accordingly
Stop Loss: Above the middle axis of the range
Core: Whoever has the volume, whoever takes the initiative.
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Rebound Strategy of 'Volume-Price Dullness' in Downtrend
Logic:
When prices continue to hit new lows, but trading volume no longer expands and gradually decreases, it indicates that bearish momentum is weakening, and the market enters a 'dull' state.
Approach:
Observe that lows are continually refreshed
Trading volume is lower than the previous round of decline
The first strong bullish candle appears
Take a light long position, targeting the previous resistance level
Stop-loss: Below the latest low
Applicable: Capturing safe rebounds at the end of a decline.
Logic:
When prices continue to hit new lows, but trading volume no longer expands and gradually decreases, it indicates that bearish momentum is weakening, and the market enters a 'dull' state.
Approach:
Observe that lows are continually refreshed
Trading volume is lower than the previous round of decline
The first strong bullish candle appears
Take a light long position, targeting the previous resistance level
Stop-loss: Below the latest low
Applicable: Capturing safe rebounds at the end of a decline.
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The "pullback confirmation short" strategy after a failed breakout
Logic:
Many false breakouts will first surge with high volume beyond key levels, but are quickly pulled back into the range. If it is a true breakout, the price should stabilize; if the breakout cannot be maintained, it indicates that the long positions are trapped.
Approach:
Price breaks through key resistance with high volume
Retraces below the resistance within 2–3 candles
Volume significantly decreases during the pullback
Short when the pullback ends and weakens again
Stop loss: High point of the false breakout
Key point: High volume ≠ success; being unable to hold is the key.
Logic:
Many false breakouts will first surge with high volume beyond key levels, but are quickly pulled back into the range. If it is a true breakout, the price should stabilize; if the breakout cannot be maintained, it indicates that the long positions are trapped.
Approach:
Price breaks through key resistance with high volume
Retraces below the resistance within 2–3 candles
Volume significantly decreases during the pullback
Short when the pullback ends and weakens again
Stop loss: High point of the false breakout
Key point: High volume ≠ success; being unable to hold is the key.
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