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A volume-profile analyst is tracking a stock's POC across eight sessions: 45.00, 45.30, 45.60, 45.90, 46.20, 46.50, 46.80, 46.50. The eighth-session POC drops back to 46.50 (same as Day 7).
Which of the following is the most accurate volume-profile assessment?
- The trend is finished now — a POC that fails to advance for even one session reliably signals an immediate reversal.
- No POC level is ever truly permanent, so the eighth-session POC will simply reset itself to a brand-new level within a single session.
- The market is now entering a sustained phase of distribution at 46.50, because the repeating POC has clearly formed a double top.
- The upward value migration remains intact; one session of POC non-advancement is not sufficient evidence of a migration reversal
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