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What is a Flush Out? |
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By Alex Wasilewski
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June 01, 2011
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We have had requests to go into more detail on what the difference is between a high volume flush out and a breakout with high volume confirmation. The main way that I use to determine the difference is to wait for the volume to subside and to analyze the next couple of bars.
*Please note that this video was previously recorded and price levels referenced in the clip are for demonstration purposes only.
For more from Alex, visit PureTick.com
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