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A practitioner observes an index falling 5% while a specific stock only declines by 0.5% on very low volume. As soon as the index stabilizes, the stock produces a wide-spread up-bar on increased volume.
What principle is being demonstrated?
- Supply Swamping Demand
- No Demand in a Bear Market
- Relative Strength during Accumulation
- A Buying Climax Trap
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