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A trader identifies a 'Stacked Selling Imbalance' zone between 4520.00 and 4520.75.
Where is the most theoretically sound location for a structural stop-loss if entering short on a retest of the zone?
- At the Point of Control (POC) of the current trading session.
- Two ticks below the lowest traded price within the imbalance zone (4519.50).
- Exactly at the Volume-Weighted Average Price (VWAP) for the day.
- One tick above the highest price level of the stacked zone (4521.00)
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