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A session is trending higher. A consolidation forms mid-day where 65% of the consolidation's volume is in the bottom half of the range.
What does this skew imply?
- Aggressive sellers are taking control and a reversal is imminent.
- The consolidation is a 'Double-Distribution' with a high-volume waist.
- Institutional accumulation is occurring to support the next leg up.
- The market has found perfect balance and will likely turn into a D-profile.
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