The inverted chart of IYR, shows the extremes of current price action.

The chart has a compressed time scale which may be hard to see. It was necessary to present it this way to show extreme action.

The prior update, has a wedge ‘throw-over’ that’s been one year in the making. The daily above, has its own terminating wedge formed over a six-week period.

The important part, is the range and volume.

Back on November 9th, 2020, there was a large volume spike and a move whose (total) range equated to 9.77%

Thursday, April 1st, was a similar volume spike but total range was just 1.83%; a huge (range) contraction when compared to the prior move.

This tells us massive volume is not having a significant result. Of course, if the volume persists, sellers in this area will be absorbed and IYR will move higher.

If not, this could be distribution; a reversal can be expected.

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