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An 'Up-thrust' is a bar that moves up significantly and then closes on its lows.
In a distribution phase, why is this considered such a powerful sign of weakness?
- It traps breakout buyers and triggers short sellers' stops before collapsing.
- It shows that professionals are absorbing all the remaining demand.
- It signifies that the market-makers are marking prices down to accumulate.
- It indicates a 'No Supply' situation at the top of the range.
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