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A trader is reviewing a sequence of Value Areas: Day 1 [1.0910, 1.0930], Day 2 [1.0935, 1.0955], Day 3 [1.0960, 1.0980].
Following the 'Three-Day Rule', what is the diagnosis?
- The market is in 'overlapping value' and likely to balance.
- The market is overextended; prioritize rejection-setup shorts.
- The move is a 'liquidity sweep' on a daily timeframe.
- A meaningful bullish regime shift is confirmed; prioritize trend-setup longs.
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