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A stock has been 'Churning' at a major market low. If you see a high-volume down-bar that closes on the highs, but the volume is lower than the 'Selling Climax' from two weeks ago, what is the best interpretation?
- It is 'Falling Pressure' showing the market is dying quietly.
- It is a 'Secondary Test' or a 'Shake-out' confirming that supply is diminishing.
- It is a sign of 'No Demand' because the volume is lower than the previous climax.
- It is 'Hidden Selling' because the volume is still high despite being lower than the climax.
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