Volatility Contraction Pattern

The Volatility Contraction Pattern (VCP) occurs when a stock's price rises, then enters a correction phase where both trading volume and price fluctuations decrease, suggesting supply is drying up while demand may be slowly building. Once this correction ends, it often signals a strong buying opportunity. For more information on volatility contraction: Volatility Contraction Pattern.

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CodeCloseMarket CapChg %RPS50RPS120RPS250IndustryConcepts
0.6876.14M+7.94%112Catering
0.133149.93M-8.28%102138Medical Services
0.951.58B+15.85%929087Shipping & PortsChinese SOEs;Red Sea Shipping Crisis;Top Gainers Yesterday
0.091239.74M0.00%373644Diversified RetailersDepartment Stores
2.053.65B+3.54%536635DairyInfant and Child Product;Dairy Products
1.61.15B+7.38%747673Real Estate Services
0.08424.37M+7.69%364144Air Cargo & Logistics
0.243177.37M+0.83%492621Industrial Parts & Equipment
0.1752.26B+2.34%573850Real Estate Developers
0.6158.14M+17.31%364756Satellite & Wireless ServicesTop Gainers Yesterday
0.65796.27M+1.56%495353Textiles & FabricsChinese SOEs
0.032652.33M+14.29%364648Other Metals & MineralsTop Gainers Yesterday
1.024.92B+0.99%515955Telecom ServicesTelecommunications