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In a balanced profile, what does the 'tapering' of volume bars toward the high and low of the session indicate?
- The Value Area High and Value Area Low boundary locations.
- That the market is becoming far more liquid at the session extremes.
- A build-up of resting buy and sell orders staged for an imminent breakout move.
- Decreasing participation as price moves away from perceived fair value.
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