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A practitioner sees a 'Hidden Upthrust' on a chart. Which of the following best describes this specific scenario?
- A wide-spread down-bar on unusually low volume, closing right on its low.
- A bar that gaps up on good news but closes near the middle of its range.
- A down-bar where the high of the bar is higher than the high of the previous bar.
- An up-bar whose trading volume is noticeably lower than the previous two bars combined.
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