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A down-bar occurs on ultra-high volume after a long decline, but price finishes in the upper third of the range.

What is the most likely diagnosis?

  1. A continuation of the bearish trend due to the low close
  2. A lack of interest from both buyers and sellers
  3. Panic selling that will drive prices much lower
  4. Stopping volume or professional absorption of selling

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