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What does a 'wide-spread down-bar on low volume' closing on its low (falling pressure) suggest about professional activity?
- Professionals are pushing the price down hard to trigger nearby stop-loss orders.
- Market-makers are marking price down to a poor level to shake out weak retail sellers first.
- Professionals are not supporting the market, but they are also not aggressively selling.
- This is a definitive sign of strength, since virtually no real selling pressure is present in this bar.
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