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An auctioneer marks up the price of an asset, but receives no competitive bids from the floor.
In Volume Spread Analysis, how is this reflected on a price bar during a markup phase?
- An up-bar with a narrow spread on volume lower than the previous two bars.
- An up-bar with an average spread on increasing volume closing in the upper third.
- A wide-spread up-bar on ultra-high volume closing on the high.
- A narrow-spread down-bar on high volume closing in the middle.
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