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Demand Exhaustion Signal

Definition

A Demand Exhaustion Signal indicates a point in the market where buying pressure for an asset significantly diminishes following a period of upward price movement. This signal suggests that the available capital from purchasers has been largely deployed, and fewer new buyers are entering the market at current price levels. It often precedes a price correction or a shift to a sideways trading range. This condition implies that the upward price momentum is losing its impetus.