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What is the trading significance of the low-volume zone (LVN) created during a double-distribution day in subsequent sessions?
- It indicates that the market is closed to retail participants at those prices.
- It is ignored because very few trades occurred there.
- It often acts as a support or resistance 'flip' zone.
- It becomes the new magnet where price is expected to spend the most time.
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