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What is 'Hidden Selling' in the context of an up-bar?
- Selling that occurs only during the overnight session while the primary market is closed to trading.
- A low-volume up-bar with a narrow spread that closes on its low, signaling weakness within an uptrend.
- High volume on an up-bar where the spread is narrower than expected or the close is off the highs.
- Market-makers routing their sell orders into unregulated 'dark pool' venues away from the lit exchange.
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