the public participates more freely. Such purchases are generally made on hopes of selling out when prices are higher, but a day comes when there are not enough buyers to go around for all the stock that is offered. This marks the beginning of a secondary reaction. Any daily movement counter to the primary trend may be the beginning of a secondary reaction.
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