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Why does the VSA practitioner look for 'no selling pressure' immediately following a day of high-volume stopping volume?
- To verify that the market-makers are marking prices down to attract more sellers.
- To confirm that the professional buying on the previous bar successfully removed the supply.
- To ensure the market is in a 'falling pressure' state where no one is interested in the asset.
- To identify if the professionals have switched to a distribution strategy.
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