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Buyers absorption at a key level example ๐
Big prints, strongly positive delta, heavy volume. Price goes nowhere.
Passive sellers absorbed it all. Longs are now trapped, and their stops become fuel.
Delta + price action ๐
Aggressive buying, high volume, positive deltaโฆ yet the candle closes bearish with a strong rejection.
That's absorption: market buyers hit limit sellers who soaked it all up. Effort, no result โ trapped longs.
Delta = intent. Price = acceptance.
$NQ Aggressive buyers got absorbed at the key level. Now theyโre trapped.
Trapped longs = fuel for a reversal if price breaks down.
Letโs see what happens
$NQ Aggressive buyers got absorbed at the key level. Now theyโre trapped.
Trapped longs = fuel for a reversal if price breaks down.
Letโs see what happens
$NQ Absorption at a key level ๐
Heavy market sells hit the level, but price doesn't move lower. Passive buyers are absorbing it all.
Sellers get trapped, their stops fuel the reversal.
Location + effort + no result = a high-quality trigger.
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