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The accumulation phase is completed when certain technical signals confirm that institutional buying is done and a new uptrend is starting.
In Wyckoff analysis, the end of accumulation is typically marked by a breakout above the established trading range or resistance level, often accompanied by a surge in volume.
Key Signs the Accumulation Phase Is Ending:
• Spring or Shakeout: Often, there’s a final fake breakdown below support (“spring”) that quickly recovers. This traps sellers and clears out weak hands, setting the stage for a rally.
• Breakout on Volume: A decisive move above the range’s resistance, especially if it’s on much higher volume than prior sessions, is a classic sign that accumulation is over and the markup phase has begun.
• Backing Up Action: After the breakout, the price may pull back to test the old resistance (now support). If this “backing up” holds, it gives further confidence that the uptrend is real and accumulation is finished.
• Rising Lows and Strength: Prior to and after the breakout, look for higher lows and increased buying pressure, confirming that large buyers are no longer suppressing price.
Practical Confirmation Steps
• Watch for price making a clean break above the trading range accompanied by surging volume.
• Confirm the breakout with technical indicators (trendlines or moving averages trending up).
• Look for a successful retest of the breakout level with low selling pressure.
These clues, when found together, increase the probability that smart money has finished accumulating and the next uptrend is underway.
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