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An up-bar has volume lower than the previous two bars, a narrow spread, and a close in the middle.
If this occurs after a 'Shake-out' in an uptrend, what is the correct interpretation?
- A brand new accumulation phase is only just now starting here
- The professionals are quietly selling their remaining inventory into the rally
- The market is being marked up with minimum resistance (supply is thin)
- This is a classic No Demand signal, indicating the current uptrend has likely ended
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