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An ES session develops a split-distribution profile: one cluster of volume centered near 5,580 and a second cluster near 5,610, with a clear LVN gap at 5,595. By late session, price is sitting at 5,595.
What is the most common auction-theory expectation for how price behaves at an intra-session LVN like this?
- Price will stall and rotate around the LVN for a long stretch while traders slowly build fresh consensus
- Price will be magnetically attracted straight back to the LVN and pinned there into the close each session
- Price will pass through the LVN relatively quickly and move toward one of the adjacent HVN clusters
- The LVN becomes a dependable stop-loss zone because the traded volume is lowest right there
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