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Imagine a market that has settled into a prolonged period of low prices after a major downturn. Suddenly, a wave of positive news and expert forecasts leads a majority of market participants to believe that prices will begin a sustained rise in the near future. Based on the principles of price dynamics, what is the most likely consequence of this widespread shift in expectations?
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