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A practitioner sees a wide-spread down-bar on low volume that closes at the very bottom of its range. This 'Falling Pressure' bar indicates:
- The professionals are aggressively pushing the price lower to facilitate accumulation.
- The 'Strong Holders' are being shaken out by a wave of retail panic.
- The path of least resistance has shifted to sideways as supply and demand are in equilibrium.
- The market is falling under its own weight because professional buying has been withdrawn.
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