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Why does price compression after a sharp rebound often precede volatility expa
Feb 06 at 19:46
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Feb 06 at 19:46
Interesting to hear your thoughts
Feb 08 at 14:39
After a sharp rebound, compression often means buyers and sellers are rebalancing and liquidity is building inside a tight range. When one side gives up, stops and pending orders can trigger a fast volatility expansion. Are you seeing this on a specific market, like gold?
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