First understand what volume is saying
1. Decline with increasing volume
Not strong bearish
But someone is swapping hands, building a bottom
Sharp drop, large volume
Represents panic selling being absorbed by those who are prepared
2. Rise with decreasing volume
Not the end of the uptrend
But the stage of pushing up doesn't require much volume
The real volume
Usually appears during "consolidation"
3. Consolidation with increasing volume
Here's the key
The larger the volume, the longer the consolidation → the farther the move afterward
This is when the主力 (main force) is positioning
What is POC? Why must you check it?
POC = Price range with the highest volume
The area where price is most likely to "return"
Usage is simple
Test the POC
When reversal or strength appears
It's a high-probability entry zone
POC ≠ highest or lowest
POC = The area with the most market consensus
How are demand zones / support zones formed?
Not just drawn casually like this:
1. After a drop, consolidation begins
2. Volume gradually accumulates
3. Breakout and leave this zone
This area becomes the demand zone / order block
Four: Enter at rejected order blocks
Don't buy just because you see an order block
You must wait for these three things:
1. Structure has turned: at least a higher low has formed
2. Re-test the order block: not the first breakout, but a return test
3. Confirmation: long lower shadow, engulfing pattern, consecutive green candles before entry
Volume is not direction
It's "power"
Structure determines direction
Volume determines whether it's worth trading
Order blocks
Are just places where the主力 (main force) once acted
What you should do
Is wait for them to act again
