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Why does price often accelerate rapidly in a 'liquidity vacuum' move when passing through certain price zones?

  1. The limit order book is thin, meaning small aggressive volume consumes multiple levels easily.
  2. High-frequency traders flood both the bid and ask with equal resting size there.
  3. The market has reached the session Point of Control, where facilitation runs highest.
  4. Large institutional passive buyers are quietly absorbing every incoming market sell order arriving there.

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