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A practitioner sees an up-bar with ultra-high volume and a very wide spread closing on the high, but the next day the market is down.
What does this indicate about the high-volume bar?
- The market-makers are testing the support level of the previous day.
- It was a 'Strong' gap-up that is now being tested.
- The high volume contained hidden professional selling (distribution).
- Market-makers are marking the price down to allow more buying.
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