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During a healthy downtrend, the market produces a series of wide-spread bearish candles.
What volume behavior would validate this trend according to VPA principles?
- Volume should peak only on the small pullbacks against the trend.
- Volume should remain constant regardless of the price spread.
- Volume should be rising on the down moves, showing that effort is matching the bearish result.
- Volume should decline as prices fall, indicating a lack of buying interest.
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