One interesting pattern I’ve observed on the USD/CHF daily chart is that price has experienced three major phases of upward movement within a single year, with relatively similar total volumes recorded across these periods.
- First phase: 3.76M volume over 44 bars.
- Second phase: 3.73M volume over 59 bars.
- Third phase: 3.24M volume over 47 bars.
What caught my attention is that, despite the differences in duration and price movement, the total volume across these three phases remains within a relatively comparable range.
My observation raises an interesting question: Could this recurring volume pattern tell us something about market participation and the sustainability of the current trend?
This is not a conclusion that the pattern will necessarily repeat, but an observation worth studying through historical price action and volume analysis.
Sometimes, looking at the same market through different phases of a single year can reveal patterns that are easy to overlook.
What’s your take on this? Do you see a meaningful relationship between these recurring volume ranges and USD/CHF’s price structure?