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During a Mark-Down phase, why do small rallies often occur on low volume, and what is the VSA term for this?
- This is 'Absorption', where professionals buy back stock at higher prices to trap the shorts.
- These are 'Tests' occurring on up-bars that clearly show professional buying is just starting to enter.
- This is 'No Demand', indicating professionals are not interested in higher prices and the move is hollow.
- This is 'Bag Holding', where the market stubbornly refuses to fall further despite the very light, thin volume.
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