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Why is the '90-Minute Reporting Delay' on the London Stock Exchange significant for VSA practitioners?
- It gives retail traders an extra 90 minutes to decide on their trade.
- It is a legal requirement that prevents any 'Buying Climax' from occurring too fast.
- It ensures that the market-maker can always hide the current price of a stock.
- It can corrupt the volume data for two consecutive bars, hiding professional activity.
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