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What does a 'Single Print' at the extreme high of a bar (e.g., 3 contracts at the high vs. 450 contracts one tick below) usually indicate in market microstructure?
- Buyer exhaustion.
- Passive absorption by a large seller.
- Institutional breakout strength.
- The presence of a hidden 'iceberg' buy order.
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