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If a 'Test' signal appears but the market fails to respond with an upward move within the next 2 to 3 bars, what has occurred?
- A 'Successful Test' simply because the price level didn't fall any further.
- The market is quietly building a broader 'Weighted Move' toward higher prices over time.
- A 'Shake-out' pattern that is simply taking much longer than usual to fully play out and resolve.
- A 'Negative Response' showing that background weakness is overriding the signal.
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