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A stock is in a distribution phase. It rallies to the top of the range on volume that is lower than the last two bars and produces a narrow-spread up-bar closing in the middle.
What is the likely result?
- The rally will fail due to No Demand.
- A Spring is forming to shake out shorts.
- A Selling Climax is imminent.
- The stock will gap up through resistance.
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