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How does the 'herd instinct' affect price action during a selling climax?
- The herd panics and sells on extremely bad news, providing liquidity for professionals
- The herd buys aggressively at new highs, mistakenly believing the bottom is in
- The herd stays cautiously on the sidelines, waiting for a confirmed reversal before buying
- The herd panics and opens short positions near the low on thin volume, expecting more decline
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