Volume should increase in the direction of the current trend, for it to be sustained
Volume often precedes price, so a reducing volume in an uptrend may precede a reversal
Divergences between volume indicators and the price chart suggest trouble
Increasing open interest in an uptrend or down trend supports the trend
Falling open interest in either trend suggests the trend will weaken
High open interest can intensify any breakouts
A reversal day sets a new high or low, in trend, and retraces to close less than the previous day
Breakaway gaps occur on breakouts, and show a strong move
Runaway gaps occur in a freely moving trend, and may mark the halfway position
Exhaustion gaps mark the end of a trend, and are soon filled
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Question 1
Volume should be considered a –
A
Major reversal indicator
B
Confirming indicator
C
Sign of bearish markets
D
Useful only in conjunction with open interest
Question 2
If both volume and open interest increase -
A
The market must be in an uptrend
B
It is a sign of a reversal
C
The current trend will continue
D
Watch out for unusual patterns
Question 3
Open interest reducing in a downtrend shows -
A
Support for the downtrend will continue
B
That volume will also reduce
C
Impossible to tell without volume
D
A bullish tendency
Question 4
Open interest is a measure of -
A
Total number of long or short contracts outstanding
B
The number of contracts bought in the trading day
C
The trading volume for a particular futures contract
D
The difference in volume between successive contracts
Question 5
A selling climax is also known as -
A
A blowoff
B
A top reversal day
C
A bottom reversal day
D
A rising uptrend
Question 6
Open interest decreases when -
A
A buyer and seller both initiate a new position
B
A buyer covers an old short, and a seller initiates a new short
C
A buyer covers an old short, and a seller sells an old long
D
The trading volume is decreasing
Question 7
What does volume precedes price mean?
A
Volume changes are more important than price changes
B
Changes in the pressure to buy or sell show in volume before price
C
Unless price changes, the volume does not matter
D
The figures for volume are issued by the CFTC before prices
Question 8
The only type of gap that you expect to be filled is -
A
The runaway gap
B
The union gap
C
The breakaway gap
D
The exhaustion gap
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