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In the context of 'Strong Holders' vs 'Weak Holders,' a Shakeout is best described as:
- A period of 'No Selling Pressure' where Strong Holders are entirely absent from all trading activity on the tape.
- The process where Strong Holders sell their accumulated 'bags' to Weak Holders who are FOMO buying near the top.
- A situation where Weak Holders are 'locked-in' at high prices and stubbornly refuse to sell.
- The final transfer of stock from Weak Holders to Strong Holders at the end of an accumulation campaign.
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