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A practitioner identifies a 'Two-Bar Bullish Reversal.' What are the specific characteristics of the second bar in this sequence?
- An up-thrust probe that ultimately fails to hold onto its newly made highs.
- A wide-spread up-bar closing above the high of the previous high-volume down-bar.
- A test bar probing the lows of the previous bar on unusually high volume.
- A narrow-spread down-bar occurring on very thin, unusually low trading volume.
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