"Volume-Price Divergence" "Typically, after a rise, volume-price divergence often indicates that the market maker has dumped their holdings and is no longer actively rolling volume to set prices. Additionally, there is relatively low market acceptance at high levels, which leads to new price highs without corresponding high volume. Instead, a trend of decreasing volume appears, signaling a warning of volume-price divergence. This can easily trigger a reversal in market positioning, forming a head area where those chasing the price become Tied Up."