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When analyzing 'Stopping Volume', why is it critical that the next bar is level or up?
- To allow retail traders time to enter before the mark-up begins.
- To prove that the high volume contained more selling than buying.
- Because stopping volume is a stand-alone buy signal that requires no context.
- To confirm that professionals have absorbed the panic selling.
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