When sellers start becoming more active, the chart usually gives a few clues.
Strong bearish candles, small upper wicks, lower highs and lower lows, repeated rejection at resistance, and breakdowns with higher volume can all point to increasing selling pressure.
But I wouldn’t rely on just one signal. The bigger picture matters. When several of these clues appear together and the downward move continues, the selling pressure becomes easier to recognize.
The goal is simple: read the price action, wait for confirmation, and avoid reacting to every single candle.
When sellers start becoming more active, the chart usually gives a few clues.
Strong bearish candles, small upper wicks, lower highs and lower lows, repeated rejection at resistance, and breakdowns with higher volume can all point to increasing selling pressure.
But I wouldn’t rely on just one signal. The bigger picture matters. When several of these clues appear together and the downward move continues, the selling pressure becomes easier to recognize.
The goal is simple: read the price action, wait for confirmation, and avoid reacting to every single candle.
