18. Which is the normal situation? A. Volume goes with the trend. B. Volume leads price. C. Volume contracts when prices decline. D. All of the above

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18. Which is the normal situation?
A. Volume goes with the trend.
B. Volume leads price.
C. Volume contracts when prices decline. D. All of the above
19.If price rises and volume contracts and then price falls and volume expan
A. This is bearish.
B. This is bullish.
C. This is normal action.
D. There is no indication of whether this is bullish or bearish.
20. When a rally culminates in a parabolic blow-off of volume, it is:
A. A certain sign of a top
B. A sign of exhaustion and therefore the odds favor a top
C. A sign that one more rally to a new high on low volume should be expecte
D. None of the above
Transcribed Image Text:9 7 6 4000 3000 2000 1000 Dec 1994 Feb Mar 17.Using the right part of each chart that follows, i.e., the most recent data, p chart with the description by filling in the blank with the appropriate chart lett A. Selling climax B. Buying climax C. Negative volume divergence Bulgars aque payll quisqallpita qutfitraplyen spatial Apr May Jun Jul harg Butter g Malol 18. Which is the normal situation? A. Volume goes with the trend. B. Volume leads price. C. Volume contracts when prices decline. D. All of the above 19.If price rises and volume contracts and then price falls and volume expan A. This is bearish. B. This is bullish. C. This is normal action. D. There is no indication of whether this is bullish or bearish. 20. When a rally culminates in a parabolic blow-off of volume, it is: A. A certain sign of a top B. A sign of exhaustion and therefore the odds favor a top C. A sign that one more rally to a new high on low volume should be expecte D. None of the above
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