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An 'Upthrust' appears on ultra-high volume at the top of a trading range, but the next bar is a narrow-spread up-bar on low volume.
What does this 'No Demand' bar confirm?
- It confirms the weakness introduced by the Upthrust and suggests the markdown is ready to begin.
- It suggests the Upthrust was a false signal, and the bull trend is now poised to resume.
- It marks the beginning of a fresh 'Re-accumulation' phase within this broader trading range structure.
- It indicates that the Upthrust has now been successfully 'Tested' and the active sellers have fully departed.
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