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A practitioner identifies 'Bag Holding' by observing which of the following price/volume characteristics?
- A stock that refuses to fall while the parent index is declining, with daily lows being supported.
- A stock that falls more rapidly than the parent index on high volume, a clear sign of weakness.
- A wide-spread down-bar closing on the low, with volume clearly below the recent twenty-day average level.
- Retail traders holding losing positions at a loss while hoping the price eventually recovers to breakeven.
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