[Amida式: MARKET CONTROL WITH VOLUME PROFILE] Lesson 5: Summary of the 3 price action patterns that organizations leave behind – From silence to action
In the previous three articles, I have been detailing the signs a market makes on the chart through price action, in sequence.
Range market (a zone where positions quietly accumulate)
Strong advance (the market begins to move decisively, pushing price strongly)
Strong rejection (protecting an important price level and clearly rejecting it)
This time, I will summarize these three patterns comprehensively and share key points to deepen understanding of the market’s moves and apply them to chart analysis.
1. Range Market (Sideways)
It is the phase where the market builds up a large number of positions gradually, and there is no major market swing.
In other words, it is the calm before the storm.
If you can spot this zone early, you can catch signs of a major breakout later.
2. Strong Push (Aggressive Initiation)
After a substantial buildup of positions, the market begins to move price strongly in the direction it desires.
Long-bodied candles appear in succession, signaling a clear, unwavering move.
This pattern indicates the “serious action of a big player.”
3. Strong Rejection (Strong Rejection)
It is a sign that the market is heavily intervening to prevent the price from breaking through a critical level.
It appears as candlesticks with long wicks, showing that the market is saying “no” to this price.
This can be viewed as a defensive move or a reversal signal.
Conclusion
These three patterns are clear footprints left by the market participants on the chart.
Once you can understand and identify them, you can read the intentions of big players, not just price movements.
Through this series, I hope you can grasp price action more strategically and practically.
? In the next installments, I will explain in detail how to enter and manage risk using these patterns. Stay tuned!
